The Vermont Copper coins, minted in 1788, are among the earliest American coins and hold significant historical value. These coins were produced following Vermont's declaration of independence from New York and before its admission to the Union. Made primarily of copper, Vermont Coppers feature various designs, including a depiction of the radiant sun or a farmer plowing a field, symbolizing agriculture and prosperity. Due to their historic context and limited mintage, these coins are highly sought after by collectors and can command substantial prices in the numismatic market.