United States. 1 Cent 1820 Matron Head Cent (No reserve price)





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USA 1 Cent Matron Head Cent, an 1820 copper large cent weighing 10.80 g, over 200 years old and not certified (Krause-Nr. 45).
Description from the seller
USA. 1 Cent Matron Head Cent 1820 Rare coin; grade Very Fine, an absolutely rare coin.
ONE Cent Matron Head Large Cent 1820 - A rare copper coin from the United States with a grade of Very Fine. The design features a famous figure and makes this coin a coveted collectible.
Minted in 1820, this coin is a fascinating piece of American numismatic history that should not be missing from any collection.
Demand for the 1820 USA 1 Cent Coin is driven by its historical significance and its role within early U.S. numismatics. Collectors are often interested in American coins from the early 19th century, especially when the condition is better, such as VF or EF. Well-preserved specimens fetch higher market values due to lower survival rates under optimal conditions.
This interest, combined with steady availability, points to strong collector appeal and potential value appreciation.
Krause No. 45
The illustrations convey a true impression.
Don’t miss this opportunity!
USA. 1 Cent Matron Head Cent 1820 Rare coin; grade Very Fine, an absolutely rare coin.
ONE Cent Matron Head Large Cent 1820 - A rare copper coin from the United States with a grade of Very Fine. The design features a famous figure and makes this coin a coveted collectible.
Minted in 1820, this coin is a fascinating piece of American numismatic history that should not be missing from any collection.
Demand for the 1820 USA 1 Cent Coin is driven by its historical significance and its role within early U.S. numismatics. Collectors are often interested in American coins from the early 19th century, especially when the condition is better, such as VF or EF. Well-preserved specimens fetch higher market values due to lower survival rates under optimal conditions.
This interest, combined with steady availability, points to strong collector appeal and potential value appreciation.
Krause No. 45
The illustrations convey a true impression.
Don’t miss this opportunity!

