The 2 Cent Piece, officially known as the two-cent coin, was first struck in the United States in 1864 and continued production until 1873. The coin features a distinctive design, showcasing a wheat wreath on the reverse and an inscription of "In God We Trust" on the obverse. The 1869 2 Cent Piece is particularly noteworthy due to its lower mintage and historical context, making it a popular collectible among numismatists. As a two-cent denomination, it reflects the United States' experimental currency practices during the Civil War era, aimed at combating coin shortages.

Item Denomination Series Year Mint
1869 2c BN 2c 2-Cent Pieces 1869 Philadelphia
1869 2c BN 2c 2-Cent Pieces 1869 Philadelphia