coins \ Coin \ United States of America \ 1c \ Coronet Head Large Cents \ 1821 \ Philadelphia
The Coronet Head Large Cent, minted in Philadelphia from 1816 to 1857, features a design by engraver Robert Scott, depicting Lady Liberty with a coronet on her head. The 1821 issue is part of the series known for its large size (about 29 mm in diameter) and was produced in a copper alloy. These coins are often sought after by collectors for their historical significance and unique design elements, with condition and rarity affecting their market value significantly. The 1 cent denomination reflects the early American monetary system and its evolution over time.
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1821 1c BN | 1c | Coronet Head Large Cents | 1821 | Philadelphia |
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1821 1c BN | 1c | Coronet Head Large Cents | 1821 | Philadelphia |