coins \ Coin \ United States of America \ 1c \ Coronet Head Large Cents \ 1816 \ Philadelphia
Coronet Head Large Cents are a type of American coin produced between 1816 and 1839, characterized by their distinctive design featuring the head of Liberty adorned with a coronet. The coins were minted in Philadelphia and are part of the broader category of large cents, which were valued at one cent in the United States. The 1816 Coronet Head Large Cent is notable for its historical significance as it marks the beginning of the series known for its artistic style and the use of copper in its composition. Collectors seek these coins for their rarity, condition, and the historical context of early American currency.
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1816 1c BN | 1c | Coronet Head Large Cents | 1816 | Philadelphia |