Large Cents 1793 to 1857
Cents and half cents were the first coins struck for circulation under the authority of the United States government. Coinage began in 1793 with laws specifying that the cent should weigh exactly twice as much as the half cent. Large cents were coined every year from 1793 to 1957 with the exception of 1815, when a lack of copper prevented production. All were coined at the Philadelphia Mint. Mintage records in some cases may be inaccurate, as many of the early pieces were struck later than the dates shown on the coins. Proof Large cents were first made in 1817: all Proofs are rare, as they were not made available to the general public before the mid-1850s.
 1793 Wreath Cent Very Nice Very Good No Corrosion $2,450.00 |
 1794 Liberty Cap Cent Attractive Very Fine S 44 $1,150.00 |
 1803 Draped Bust Cent Sharp Coin S 258 $375.00 |
 1826 Coronet Cent Very Attractive Coin N 6 Rarity2 $240.00 |
 1851 US LARGE CENT $26.00 |
 NICE 1814 UNITED STATES LARGE CENT IN FINE CONDITION $75.00 |
 USA 50 CENTS 1825 VF+ TONED RARE NO RESERVE $129.99 |
 1825 Coronet Head Cent High Grade Complete Hair Cords $369.95 |
 1814 Large Cent Fine SH $140.00 |
 Tough date early 1824 Coronet US large cent penny WIN 1 others ship FREE $10.10 |
 1850 BRAIDED HAIR LARGE CENT VF XF 13 STARS $49.95 |
 1854 BRAIDED HAIR LARGE CENT VF XF 13 STARS $49.95 |
 1851 BRAIDED HAIR LARGE CENT VF XF 13 STARS $49.95 |
 1852 BRAIDED HAIR LARGE CENT VF+ 13 STARS $44.95 |
 1797 Draped Bust Large Cent Early Key Date Low grade Hole Filler Tough Coin Rare $49.00 |
