coins \ Coin \ United States of America \ Copper \ Connecticut Copper \ 1786
The Connecticut Copper is a type of collectible coin minted in 1786, representing one of the earliest attempts to create a state currency in the United States. These coins were produced in copper and are notable for their historical significance, as they reflect the post-Revolutionary War period when individual states sought to establish their own monetary systems. The Connecticut Copper features various designs, including a depiction of a sundial and the state motto, making them sought after by numismatists and collectors for their aesthetic and historical appeal. Their rarity and condition can significantly influence their market value.
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1786 Copper Connecticut Small Head Right, ETLIB INDE BN | Copper | Connecticut Copper | 1786 |