coins \ Coin \ United States of America \ Other / Varied \ Early - Post-Declaration \ 1787 \ Philadelphia
Collectible coins from the United States, particularly those minted in Philadelphia during the early post-Declaration of Independence period, include significant pieces such as the 1787 Fugio cent and the 1787 New Jersey copper. These coins are representative of the beginnings of American coinage after the Revolutionary War and reflect early designs, denominations, and minting techniques. The Fugio cent, designed by Benjamin Franklin, is often considered the first official coin of the United States, showcasing themes of liberty and unity. Collectors are drawn to these coins for their historical importance, rarity, and the craftsmanship involved in their production.
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1787-P (Philadelphia) Early - Post-Declaration | Other / Varied | Early - Post-Declaration | 1787 | Philadelphia |