What is the diameter of a nickel? The U.S. nickel minted since 1883 is 21.21 mm or .835 inches in diameter. The US has had many types of minting of nickels over the years and all can be protected and stored in 
Coin Case for Nickels – The first and only stackable and interlocking wooden drawers (interlocking together to prevent sliding when stacked) made of solid wood offer more in every aspect. Each drawer comes complete with wooden drawer (which pulls out to look at the coin), surrounding stackable base (which drawer slides out of), and a blue velvet insert according to your specification (which is where the coins are stored).
Nova Exquisite Drawer with 48 Compartments
For Nickels, 5c Liberty Head, $5 Half Eagles, etc.
Each compartment is 22.5mm (7/8″)
Size of Drawer: 8-1/8″ x 10 x 1-1/8″H
Great for: All US Nickels (5 cents) Jefferson Nickels, Buffalo Nickels, etc. (1866-present), 1/4 oz $10 American Gold Eagle, ¼ oz $25 American Platinum Eagles, Liberty Half Cents 1793, US 20 cent pieces (1875-1878), US $2 ½ Quarter Eagles (1796-1808), US$5 Coronet and Indian Head (1839-1929), ¼ oz Maple Leaf Gold Canada, 5 Cent Canada (1922-present), 1/10 oz Koala Australia, ¼ oz Kangaroo Australia, 1/4 oz Philharmonic Gold Austria, 25 Schilling Austria, 20 Kronen Austria, 15 Cents Bahamas, 5 Cents Barbados, 1/4 oz Gold Britannia, 1 Pound UK, 1 Sovereign UK, 1/4 oz Gold Panda China, 5 – 10 – 20 Cent Euro, 1 Cent Euro in capsules, 10 + 50 Pf. Pfennig Germany, 1 Pfennig Germany in capsules, 20 Mark Kaiserreich Germany, 3 Ruble Alexander Gold Russia 1869-1885, 1 Ruble Russia, 5 Ruble Alexander Russia 1886-1894, 20 Ruble Nicholas (1898-1911), SFRS Switzerland, 20 FFRS Napoleon France Gold, ¼ oz Krugerrand Gold South Africa and other small Ancient Coins
