This is for one coin. Step back into the earliest days of American coinage with an authentic Large Cent – Collectors Quality Circulated example. These historic copper coins were struck between 1793 and 1857, making them true survivors from the foundation of the United States. Each piece carries centuries of history and unmistakable early-American character.

Large Cents featured seven distinct design types, with the most commonly encountered being the Coronet Head variety struck from 1815–1857. Even in circulated condition, these coins display strong detail, rich patina, and the charm that only age can create. No two pieces are exactly alike, adding to their collectible appeal.

These early American classics were among the first coins ever struck by the United States Mint. While mintages were high for their era, finding collector-quality examples today can be surprisingly difficult. Time, circulation, and melting have made surviving pieces increasingly scarce.

Each coin is hand selected for quality and eye appeal, ensuring you receive a piece worthy of any collection. This listing is for one genuine Large Cent, with dates and conditions varying, making every purchase a unique historical addition. Be sure to explore our other offerings of obsolete U.S. coinage to build a well-rounded collection.

Key Features

• Struck between 1793–1857, spanning the earliest era of U.S. coinage

• Features classic early designs, most commonly the Coronet Head (1815–1857)

• Collectors quality circulated with natural wear and original character

• Hand-selected for eye appeal — dates & condition will vary

Add a tangible piece of early American history to your collection with this timeless Large Cent—an enduring symbol of the nation’s beginnings and a must-have for any U.S. coin enthusiast.