The Classic Head Half Cent is a type of early American coin minted by the United States Mint in Philadelphia from 1809 to 1836. The specific year 1832 features a design by engraver John F. Kirchhoff, showcasing Lady Liberty on the obverse with a classic hairstyle. This coin, valued primarily by collectors, is notable for its historical significance and artistic design. The Classic Head series is characterized by its low mintage and is considered a key type within U.S. numismatics, particularly among enthusiasts of early copper issues.