Collectible coins encompass a wide range of numismatic items, including historical coins, commemorative issues, and modern collectibles. In the context of the United States, these coins include both federal mint products and private or regional issues prior to 1776. Notable examples include the Two Pence coins, which were issued by various entities and used in early American commerce. The year 1733 marks significant coinage events, particularly with private mints producing currency that reflects the economic landscape of the time. Collectors often seek to acquire these coins for their historical, cultural, and monetary significance.