20 - Coins

United States 20 cent pieces were minted briefly from 1875 to 1878 as part of an effort to eliminate the use of fractional currency. The coins were composed of 90% silver and 10% copper, featuring an obverse design of Liberty and a reverse adorned with a wreath and the denomination. Due to their limited production and unique design, 20 cent pieces are considered collectible and can be found in various grades, impacting their value significantly among numismatists. Their rarity and historical context contribute to their appeal in American numismatic collections.

1875 (5)
1876 (3)
1877 (1)
1878 (1)

	Item	Denomination	Series	Year	Mint
	1875 20c	20c	20-Cent Pieces	1875	Philadelphia
	1875 20c	20c	20-Cent Pieces	1875	Philadelphia
	1875-CC 20c	20c	20-Cent Pieces	1875	Carson City
	1875-S 20c	20c	20-Cent Pieces	1875	San Francisco
	1875-S 20c BM	20c	20-Cent Pieces	1875	San Francisco
	1876 20c	20c	20-Cent Pieces	1876	Philadelphia
	1876 20c	20c	20-Cent Pieces	1876	Philadelphia
	1876-CC 20c	20c	20-Cent Pieces	1876	Carson City
	1877 20c	20c	20-Cent Pieces	1877	Philadelphia
	1878 20c	20c	20-Cent Pieces	1878	Philadelphia
	Twenty-Cent Piece 20c Seated Liberty, 1875-1876	20c	20-Cent Pieces	0
	Twenty-Cent Piece 20c Seated Liberty, 1875-1878	20c	20-Cent Pieces	0	Philadelphia
	Twenty-Cent Piece Set 20c Seated Liberty 4 Coins	20c	20-Cent Pieces	0	Various
	Twenty-Cent Piece Set 20c Seated Liberty, no 1876-CC 4 Coins	20c	20-Cent Pieces	0	Various

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