Feuchtwanger Coinage - Coins

Feuchtwanger Coinage refers to a set of experimental coins created by inventor Johann Peter Feuchtwanger in the early 19th century, primarily during the 1830s. These coins were designed as a response to the coin shortage in the United States and featured denominations such as the 3-cent Feuchtwanger piece, often made of a brass alloy. The coins are notable for their distinctive designs, which include a portrait of Liberty and various symbolic elements, and are sought after by collectors due to their historical significance and rarity.

1837 (2)
1864 (1)

	Item	Denomination	Series	Year	Mint
	1837 3c Feuchtwanger, HT-263 Eagle	3c	Feuchtwanger Coinage	1837
	1837 3c Feuchtwanger, WB-102 Eagle	3c	Feuchtwanger Coinage	1837
	1864 3c Feuchtwanger, HT-267 Eagle	3c	Feuchtwanger Coinage	1864

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