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Collectible coins, also known as numismatic coins, are currency pieces valued for their rarity, condition, historical significance, and demand among collectors. In the United States, collectible coins can include a variety of types, such as rare issues, historical coins, and commemorative pieces. Notable examples include early American coins, such as the 1794 Flowing Hair Silver Dollar, and modern commemoratives, which celebrate events or figures in American history. The condition of a coin, often graded on a scale from poor to mint state, greatly affects its market value and desirability among collectors.
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1885 P1c Aluminum J-1739 | P1c | Patterns | 1885 | Philadelphia |
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1890 P1c Copper J-1757 BN | P1c | Patterns | 1890 | Philadelphia |
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1896 P1c Nickel J-1767 | P1c | Patterns | 1896 | Philadelphia |
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1909 P1c Copper-Nickel J-1930 | P1c | Patterns | 1909 | Philadelphia |
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1942 P1c Lincoln, Zinc-coated Steel J-2080 | P1c | Patterns | 1942 | Philadelphia |
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1942 P1c Zinc-coated Steel J-2054 | P1c | Patterns | 1942 | Philadelphia |
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1944 P1c Thick Planchet J-2078 BN | P1c | Die and Hub Trials and Splashers | 1944 | Philadelphia |
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1974 P1c Lincoln, Aluminum J-2151 | P1c | Patterns | 1974 | Philadelphia |
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1975 P1c Lincoln, Aluminum J-2155 | P1c | Patterns | 1975 | Philadelphia |