Collectible coins are often categorized based on historical significance, rarity, and condition. In the context of the United States, the term "post-1776 states coinage" refers to coins minted after the Declaration of Independence, reflecting the growth and evolution of the nation. The 1/2 penny, or half penny, was a denomination used in the early United States, particularly in the colonial period and into the 19th century, often sought after by collectors for its historical context and connection to early American currency. Collectors value coins based on factors such as mintage numbers, unique designs, and the preservation of their condition over time.

Item Denomination Series Year Mint
United States of America 1785 N/A Post-1776 States Coinage 1/2P 1/2p (Half Penny) Post-1776 States Coinage 1785 N/A
United States of America 1785 Philadelphia Post-1776 States Coinage 1/2P 1/2p (Half Penny) Post-1776 States Coinage 1785 Philadelphia
United States of America 1786 N/A Post-1776 States Coinage 1/2P 1/2p (Half Penny) Post-1776 States Coinage 1786 N/A
United States of America 1786 Philadelphia Post-1776 States Coinage 1/2P 1/2p (Half Penny) Post-1776 States Coinage 1786 Philadelphia
United States of America 1787 N/A Post-1776 States Coinage 1/2P 1/2p (Half Penny) Post-1776 States Coinage 1787 N/A
United States of America 1787 Philadelphia Post-1776 States Coinage 1/2P 1/2p (Half Penny) Post-1776 States Coinage 1787 Philadelphia
United States of America 1788 N/A Post-1776 States Coinage 1/2P 1/2p (Half Penny) Post-1776 States Coinage 1788 N/A
United States of America 1788 Philadelphia Post-1776 States Coinage 1/2P 1/2p (Half Penny) Post-1776 States Coinage 1788 Philadelphia