Connecticut Copper - Coins

Connecticut Coppers are early American coins struck in the 1780s by the Connecticut Colony. These coins were made of copper and are part of the broader category of colonial coinage, which emerged due to a lack of official currency in the new United States. The Connecticut Coppers feature designs that often include the state's emblematic oak tree and the word "CONNECTICUT." They are highly sought after by collectors due to their historical significance and rarity, with various variants reflecting different manufacturing techniques and die states.

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	Item	Denomination	Series	Year	Mint
	1785 Copper Connecticut Bust Right BN	Copper	Connecticut Copper	1785
	1786 Copper Connecticut Small Head Right, ETLIB INDE BN	Copper	Connecticut Copper	1786
	1787 Copper Connecticut Small Head Right, INDE ET BN	Copper	Connecticut Copper	1787
	1788 Copper Connecticut Mailed Bust Right BN	Copper	Connecticut Copper	1788

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