Large Cents

A strong collector example of a better variety — this 1842 Braided Hair Large Cent is attributed to the Newcomb N-4 (R3) Small Date variety, a scar...

A popular late-date example of the 1856 Braided Hair Large Cent — one of the final years of the large cent series before it was replaced by the sma...

A solid collector example of the 1849 Braided Hair Large Cent — a classic mid-19th century U.S. copper coin struck at the Philadelphia Mint. Modera...

A solid mid-grade example of the 1848 Braided Hair Large Cent — a classic mid-19th century U.S. copper coin struck at the Philadelphia Mint. Readab...

An authentic 1844 Braided Hair Large Cent with a drill hole — likely used historically as jewelry or a keepsake. Heavy wear and corrosion present. ...

An affordable entry into early American copper — this 1818 Coronet Head Large Cent features a hole, likely used historically as jewelry or a keepsa...

An affordable filler piece — this 1838 Coronet Head Large Cent is a cull example with significant environmental damage and heavy wear. Date is part...

A classic early American copper coin — this 1820 Coronet Head Large Cent (also known as the Matron Head) was struck at the Philadelphia Mint and re...

An above-average example of the 1838 Coronet Head Large Cent — better detail than typically seen for a circulated piece of this age. Struck at the ...

A transitional design in early U.S. coinage — this 1814 Classic Head Large Cent follows the Draped Bust series and represents a distinct chapter in...

A classic piece of early American numismatics — this 1803 Draped Bust Large Cent was struck at the Philadelphia Mint during the formative years of ...

A genuine piece of early American numismatic history — this 1802 Draped Bust Large Cent is one of the first major designs in U.S. coinage, struck a...

A great value lot — two 1831 Coronet Liberty Head Large Cents struck at the Philadelphia Mint. Both are heavily circulated examples bearing the ico...