United States of America 1820 Philadelphia Coronet Head Cents $3

Coin / United States of America / $3 (Three Dollars) / Coronet Head Cents / 1820 / Philadelphia

The 1820/19 Coronet Head $3 Cent is a notable piece of American numismatic history. Struck at the Philadelphia Mint, this coin showcases the artistry of its designer, Robert Scot, who captured the essence of the early 19th century in its design. This particular variant from the Coronet Head series is made of copper, weighing 10.89 grams and measuring 28 mm in diameter. With a plain edge and a total mintage of 4,407,550 pieces, the 1820/19 dates back to a time when the U.S. dollar was still in its formative stages. Its simple yet elegant design reflects the aesthetic values of the era. Although the coin bears no mint mark, it holds a significant place in collectors' hearts for its historical value and craftsmanship. Whether viewed as an investment or a piece of history, this coin represents a rich chapter in the United States’ monetary evolution. As a collector's item, the value may vary greatly based on its condition, making grades and preservation key factors for valuations in the marketplace.


Country United States of America
Year 1820
Serie Coronet Head Cents
Denomination $3 (Three Dollars)
Mint Philadelphia
currency USD
currency-amount 3
designer Robert Scot
diameter 28
edge-type Plain
height 0
material Copper
mint-mark None
mintage 4407550
type Coins
weight 10.89
width 0
year-display 1820/19