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How Thick Is a Nickel? The Complete 2024 Guide to US 5-Cent Coin Dimensions
Let's cut to the chase - a modern US nickel measures 1.95 millimeters thick. But wait, isn't that thinner than your smartphone screen protector? Well... that's exactly why we need to dig deeper into this metallic mystery. [2023-04-10 22:49]
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