Philadelphia - Coins

The Twenty Cents coin, produced by the United States Mint, was issued primarily during the years 1875-1878. The 1875 Twenty Cents coin, minted in Philadelphia, is notable because it represents an attempt to establish a new denomination as the country faced inflation and changes in currency circulation. This coin features an obverse design with a profile of Liberty and a reverse design showcasing an eagle and a wreath, similar to other denominations of that period. Due to its limited mintage and short production period, the 1875 Twenty Cents coin is considered a scarce collectible sought after by numismatists.

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	Item	Denomination	Series	Year	Mint
	1875-P (Philadelphia) Twenty Cents	20¢ (Twenty Cents)	Twenty Cents	1875	Philadelphia
	1875-P (Philadelphia) Twenty Cents	20¢ (Twenty Cents)	Twenty Cents	1875	Philadelphia

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