coins \ Coin \ United States of America \ 1c \ Feuchtwanger Coinage \ 1837
The Feuchtwanger Coinage, created by the German immigrant and inventor J. N. Feuchtwanger in 1837, consists of a series of pattern coins, primarily intended as a replacement for the U.S. cent. These coins featured a distinctive design characterized by their alloy composition of copper and nickel, giving them a unique appearance and weight. The 1 cent Feuchtwanger coins are notable for their artistic engraving and historical context, reflecting the economic challenges of the time and the push for a more standardized currency in the United States. As collectibles, they are sought after by numismatists for their rarity and intricate design.
| Item | Denomination | Series | Year | Mint | |
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1837 1c Feuchtwanger | 1c | Feuchtwanger Coinage | 1837 |