Collectible coins, often referred to as numismatic coins, can include a wide range of items such as historical coins, coins with unique designs, or those minted in limited quantities. In the United States, collectible coins can encompass various categories, including rare coins, commemorative coins, and bullion coins. The value of these coins is influenced by factors such as rarity, condition, demand, and historical significance. Notable U.S. coins include the Lincoln penny, the Morgan silver dollar, and commemorative pieces like the American Buffalo and American Eagle series. Collectors often seek coins with specific mint marks, such as "P" for Philadelphia or "D" for Denver, which can affect the coin's overall value.
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1831 P$ 2 1/2 Silver J-49 | P$ 2 1/2 | Patterns | 1831 | Philadelphia |
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1846 P$ 2 1/2 Copper J-110a BN | P$ 2 1/2 | Patterns | 1846 | Philadelphia |
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1857 P$2 1/2 Gilt Copper J-189 | P$2 1/2 | Patterns | 1857 | Philadelphia |
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1860 P$2 1/2 Copper J-270 RD | P$2 1/2 | Patterns | 1860 | Philadelphia |
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1861 P$2 1/2 Copper J-282 BN | P$2 1/2 | Patterns | 1861 | Philadelphia |
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1865 P$2 1/2 Copper J-439 RD | P$2 1/2 | Patterns | 1865 | Philadelphia |
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1866 P$2 1/2 Nickel J-542 | P$2 1/2 | Patterns | 1866 | Philadelphia |
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1867 P$2 1/2 Copper J-595 BN | P$2 1/2 | Patterns | 1867 | Philadelphia |
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1868 P$2 1/2 Aluminum J-654 | P$2 1/2 | Patterns | 1868 | Philadelphia |
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1869 P$2 1/2 Copper J-769 RD | P$2 1/2 | Patterns | 1869 | Philadelphia |