②¢ Post Your Two Cent Pieces Here!

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Just picked up my first two cent piece, which will be my type set example. I've looked at a ton of poorly struck examples, and examples with stained/mottled surfaces. While I was considering higher grade, higher budget coins, this MS62BN CAC with delightfully even chocolate brown surfaces ultimately caught my attention at a fantastic value. Would love to see other folks' deuces as well!

mcarney1173

Congrats. Always liked this type. Looks like a 64BN to me. Good work on having the patience to find one this nice

coinbuf

Not as nice as yours but my only example in my 7070 set.

MWallace

Not as nice as the OP, but here is mine. An NGC MS64BN.

ricko

I have always liked the Two Cent coin... and feel it is underappreciated .... I used to have two, but have only seen one for a long time...No idea where the other is now. Just raw, brown coins. Cheers, RickO

golden

I like it!

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@MWallace said:
Not as nice as the OP, but here is mine. An NGC MS64BN.

The reverse strike in particular looks absolutely HAMMERED. Nice coin

ThreeCentSilverFL

@P0CKETCHANGE That's a nice one, I like that even chocolate look on an old copper coin. My only example is a raw VF from my granddad's collection. Thanks for posting the grade as I would have never guessed

koynekwest

PCGS PR65 RB

Smudge

A nice 64-65BN.

messydesk

In my Prime Number set

scotty4449

Here is mine, 66RB. I used to have another 66BN but I sold it, wish I hadn't.

jesbroken

Unreal that it is CAC, unless it is gold. What color is your CAC bean? Absolutely, a beautiful coin. Thanks for sharing.
Jim

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@jesbroken said:
Unreal that it is CAC, unless it is gold. What color is your CAC bean? Absolutely, a beautiful coin. Thanks for sharing.
Jim

The bean is green

TurtleCat

Here's my 1865 in 65RB CAC.

bsshog40

This is the only one I have and it's pretty rough. Lol

Raybo

@P0CKETCHANGE said:
Just picked up my first two cent piece, which will be my type set example. I've looked at a ton of poorly struck examples, and examples with stained/mottled surfaces. While I was considering higher grade, higher budget coins, this MS62BN CAC with delightfully even chocolate brown surfaces ultimately caught my attention at a fantastic value. Would love to see other folks' deuces as well!

Beauty PC!
I love brown copper and this just happens to be my current series.....

Here is one of my coins.!

HoledandCreative

MRMONOPOLY

Twobitcollector

winesteven

Here’s my Registry Set Digital Album (I just love this PCGS technology they give us, which makes things so very easy). BTW, for those that may not know, the start of this series with the 1864 was the first U.S. coin to use our motto “In God We Trust”.

https://www.pcgs.com/setregistry/u-s-coins/two-three-cents/shield-two-cents-classic-set-circulation-strikes-1864-1872/album/207612

oih82w8

Here is one I am about to sent in for attirubtion,

1865 2C O/R Die Clash FS-401/901 PCGS MS65RD

...and this is my keeper;

1865 2C DDO PCGS AU58 CAC

1946Hamm

Here are some I put together many years ago in a Capital holder.

BillJones

Back circa 1980, when the U.S. coin market was going nuts, I put together a date and major variety set of the Two Cent Pieces in EF or better. Every coin had to have a strong "WE" It's harder than you might think. I sold all but one of those coins. Here are the pieces I now have

1864 Large Motto, PCGS rattle holder MS-65, Red.

1864 Small Motto, PCGS MS-64, R&B

Here is one piece I kept from that set I assembled years ago, 1870, "Bill Jones grade EF-40."

The interesting thing about this coin is that it actually has very little wear, but the devices were delicately struck. If this coin had been in circulation for very long, it would have gone from Mint State to low level VF very quickly.

1630Boston

I only have one

RAB

Here’s mine!

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@RAB said:
Here’s mine!

Very attractive color!