A Brief History of the American Cent

As the lowest denomination circulating coin issued, the cent, also known as the penny, was the first coin (along with half cents) struck by the U.S. Mint beginning in 1793. Keep reading to find out mo
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Early America - American Numismatic Society

National Museum of American History

Penny vs. Cent: What's the Difference?, 1 Cent

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1857-1858 1 Cent Flying Eagle Fine Condition

As pictured. Great coin to add to your collection.

American Museum of Natural History elongated penny NY USA cent copper coin

1909-1958 Wheat Pennies 3 Troy Pound Bag

National Museum of American History

Struck in 27.5 mm of copper, these 1818-1857 Large Cent AG coin are a beautiful coin that is a must-have in your coin collection. Now at !

1818-1857 Large Cent AG

National Museum of American History

Complete Guide to Collecting U.S. Pennies

U.S. Coin History - Apps on Google Play

1851 Braided Hair Half Penny RB Coin Pricing Guide

1857 1/2C, BN (Proof) Braided Hair Half Cent - PCGS CoinFacts

1857 Braided Hair Half Cent Early Copper Half Penny Coin Value

1852 Braided Hair Half Cent Second Restrike - Proof Only Early

1857 C-1 Braided Hair Half Cent Coin 1/2c