1783 - Coins

Collectible coins include a diverse array of types, including historical coins, commemorative issues, and currency from various regions. The Three Pence coin, specifically, represents a small denomination used in the United States and elsewhere, often sought after by collectors for its unique design and historical significance. Post-1776, the U.S. saw the emergence of private and regional issues, particularly during the late 18th century, which were often minted by local banks, private entities, and various state governments, reflecting a period of economic growth and regional autonomy before the establishment of a standardized national currency in 1783.

Philadelphia (1)

	Item	Denomination	Series	Year	Mint
	United States of America 1783 Philadelphia Post-1776 Private and Regional Issues 3P	3p (Three Pence)	Post-1776 Private and Regional Issues	1783	Philadelphia

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