United States coins by period
1325 coin types from United States are catalogued. They span 1652 to 2024.
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1 Dollar
(1988)
America's Cup with rope-like ornamentation
Bronze
31.1g
ø 39mm
This coin exists as a proof strike, a special collector minting.
1 Dollar
(1988)
America's Cup without rope-like ornamentation
Bronze
31.1g
ø 39mm
No price or extra data is recorded for this coin, it may be rare and valuable.
5 Dollars
(1988)
XXIV Olympics
Silver (.999)
31.1g
ø 41mm
This coin exists as a proof strike, a special collector minting.
5 Dollars
(1988)
America's Cup
Silver (.999)
31.1g
ø 38mm
This coin exists as a proof strike, a special collector minting.
25 Dollars
(1988)
America's Cup
Silver (.999)
155.515g
ø 63mm
This coin exists as a proof strike, a special collector minting.
25 Dollars
(1988)
Governor Lutali - XXIV Olympics, denomination in numbers
Silver (.999)
155.52g
ø 63mm
This coin exists as a proof strike, a special collector minting.
25 Dollars
(1988)
XXIV Olympics
Silver (.999)
155.52g
ø 63mm
This coin exists as a proof strike, a special collector minting.
25 Dollars
(1988)
Governor Lutali - XXIV Olympics, denomination in letters
Silver (.999)
155.52g
ø 63mm
This coin exists as a proof strike, a special collector minting.
50 Dollars
(1988)
America's Cup
Gold (.900)
8.64g
ø 22mm
This coin exists as a proof strike, a special collector minting.
100 Dollars
(1988)
Americas Cup
Gold (.999)
31.1g
ø 30mm
This coin exists as a proof strike, a special collector minting.
100 Dollars
(1988)
XXIV Olympics
Gold (.999)
31.1g
ø 30mm
This coin exists as a proof strike, a special collector minting.
100 Dollars
(1988)
America's Cup/XXIV Olympics Mule
Gold (.999)
31.1g
ø 30mm
No price or extra data is recorded for this coin, it may be rare and valuable.
1 Cent
(1861)
Pattern
Copper-nickel
4.67g
ø 19mm
No price or extra data is recorded for this coin, it may be rare and valuable.
1 Cent / 5 Bit - Christian IX
(1905)
Bronze
3.8g
ø 23mm
f
4,40
vf
11,00
xf
12,00
A variant with a mirror-like, prooflike surface, struck normally.
1 Cent - Frederik VII
(1859–1860)
Bronze
4.7g
ø 21mm
f
9,80–13,00
vf
16,00–20,00
xf
20,00–42,00
A variant with a mirror-like, prooflike surface, struck normally.
1 Cent - Christian IX
(1868–1883)
Bronze
4g
ø 20mm
f
8,50–10,00
vf
9,20–16,00
xf
17,00
A variant with a mirror-like, prooflike surface, struck normally.
2 Cents / 10 Bit - Christian IX
(1905)
Bronze
5.95g
ø 27mm
vf
13,00
xf
30,00
A variant with a mirror-like, prooflike surface, struck normally.
3 Cents - Frederik VII
(1859)
Silver (.625)
1.06g
ø 13mm
f
11,00
vf
26,00
This coin exists as a proof strike, a special collector minting.
5 Cents / 25 Bit - Christian IX
(1905)
Nickel (100%)
4.5g
ø 21mm
f
13,00
vf
13,00
xf
13,00
au
34,00
A variant with a mirror-like, prooflike surface, struck normally.
5 Cents - Christian IX
(1878–1879)
Silver (.625)
1.74g
ø 16.5mm
vf
31,00
A variant with a mirror-like, prooflike surface, struck normally.
5 Cents - Frederik VII
(1859)
Silver (.625)
1.74g
ø 16mm
f
14,00
vf
27,00
xf
39,00
A variant with a mirror-like, prooflike surface, struck normally.
10 Cents / 50 Bit - Christian IX
(1905)
Silver (.800)
2.5g
ø 18mm
f
10,00
vf
21,00
xf
22,00
au
31,00
unc
120,00
A variant with a mirror-like, prooflike surface, struck normally.
10 Cents - Christian IX
(1878–1879)
Silver (.625)
3.485g
ø 21mm
vf
12,00
A variant with a mirror-like, prooflike surface, struck normally.