U.S. Mint to unveil nickel commemorating Lewis & Clark – Nov. 6, 2003
Hot on the heels of the ending of the State Quarters redesign program, the mint unveiled two new designs for reverse side of the Jefferson five-cent piece. The obverse will remain the same, according to the CNN article.
The “Louisiana Purchase/Peace Medal” design will be released in the spring of 2004 and the “Lewis & Clark Keelboat” will arrive in the fall. More information can be found on the US Mint website.
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