The Rosa Americana series is a notable type of coin from the early 18th century, specifically minted in 1723. These coins were issued under the authority of the British Crown for use in the American colonies, primarily as a response to the pressing need for currency. The 2P denomination features design elements that reflect both British and colonial influences, with the term "P" indicating pence. The "Rosa Americana" name derives from the rose emblem traditionally associated with England, symbolizing sovereignty and power during a period of economic expansion in the colonies. Collectors value these coins for their historical significance, rarity, and connections to the early monetary system in the United States.