The coin in question is a Classic Head Half Cent, minted in the year 1835 at the Philadelphia Mint, denoted by the mint mark "P." This particular coin is a 1/2 cent denomination and is part of the United States of America's currency series. It has a diameter of 23.5 mm and weighs approximately 5.44 grams. One notable feature of this specimen is that it was produced as a Proof coin, which indicates that it was struck with a high level of detail and finish, making it especially desirable among collectors. The material composition is copper, a common choice for coins of this denomination during the period. Interestingly, the mintage of this coin is recorded as zero, which may imply that it was never officially released for circulation or that it was part of a very limited series. As such, this coin is considered rare and valuable within the numismatic community. Overall, this Classic Head Half Cent from 1835 is a remarkable piece of American coinage, representing both an important era in the country’s monetary history and an attractive addition for serious collectors and enthusiasts alike.
