1891 VF Details dipped in gold.

That's impossible! @buddy16cat is an expert on V nickels in circulation, and according to him, IT DOES NOT HAPPEN.

Chris

 

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Yup, 1905 and much more worn than the one you have.

 

That is interesting story and kind of what I would expect to find in circulation, common and low grade. Still it was foud in change. I have actually paid as little as 25 cents a piece for V nickels that contained some better dates, nothing above VG though. I often get 1883 no cents VF+ for a low price but that is it. There seems to have no jump in value in that year. I actually sold quite a few v nickels and collect them myself, i have all but the keys.