Two Liberty Head "V" nickel rolls in blue paper wrappers marked "2 NICKELS 2$". These iconic five-cent coins, produced from 1883-1912, feature Charles E. Barber's classic Liberty Head design with the distinctive Roman numeral "V" on the reverse which gives them their popular nickname. Each wrapper appears to contain multiple Liberty Head nickels with the end coins visible.

These "V" nickels represent genuine antique American currency from the late Victorian through early Edwardian eras. The blue paper wrappers add historical context and collector appeal, though they may not be original bank wrappers. Liberty Head nickels have become increasingly sought after by numismatists, with certain dates commanding significant premiums over common examples.

Condition Notes: Paper wrappers show minor edge wear, slight tearing at the openings, and light discoloration consistent with age. The visible end coins appear to be in circulated condition. The coins' overall grade cannot be determined without unwrapping. Refer to the pictures and in person inspection for condition.