I have 3 different slabbed Coronet Head large cents in my Type sets, here they are. I’m also putting together a Coronet Head large cents album in a custom album that The_dinosaur_man made but no pictures yet. I received the album about a month ago after I won in a giveaway, but I’m still looking for the rest of my raw large cents to fill it up more before taking pictures. I found some, but I know I have several more somewhere that I was given as a gift from my wife’s aunt that had been in their family since from when they were set aside from circulation back in the days.
This started out as a single needed entry into my type set. I bought these first two (the 1821 and the 1836) from Pierre Fricke at the Pittsburgh ANA a few years back. Both Coronet Heads but both very distinctly different heads. Soon after this Eliasberg Silly Head came up for auction at GC and I won it for a song. Then this Booby Head came up at Stacks in an NGC 65RD holder and I bought that too cheaply as well, especially since it crossed and became the top pop for the variety with only two coins graded red. With the two different types of 1839 already in-hand, I thought it would be fun to try and collect all five different heads of 1839; the hardest one being the Newcomb-1. I managed to find that one at Shawn Yancey’s table at the Pittsburgh EAC. Two to go. The ‘39 head of ‘40 has been elusive in high grade. I saw a 65BN at Early Cents a couple years ago, priced too high and dark, I walked away. Later that day I came back and it was gone. No leads on the ‘39 head of ‘38 yet either. Love this hobby!
There seems to be some confusion about the difference between the “Coronet head” and the “Braided hair” types on this thread. Look under the Liberty headband. If it’s a rope, it’s Braided Hair, if it’s wavy hair, it’s a Coronet Head. 😉👍🏻
@lordmarcovan, if that’s your representative piece, you picked a great one! That date is underrated and much scarcer in AU/Unc than the usually encountered Randall hoard coins.
I have the whole run, but won’t bore the forum with but a few:
Some very attractive cents here gang. Congrats to you all. I have many, far lower grades, but this one interested me most due to the counterstamp. I found one on ebay today higher grade, same date and same counterstamp. Kind of odd gear shaped counterstamp.
Jim
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@jesbroken said:
Some very attractive cents here gang. Congrats to you all. I have many, far lower grades, but this one interested me most due to the counterstamp. I found one on ebay today higher grade, same date and same counterstamp. Kind of odd gear shaped counterstamp.
Jim
Tougher variety too... 1823/2... nice
Collecting: Dansco 7070; Middle Date Large Cents (VF-AU); Box of 20;
And this was a recent purchae at Summer FUN. It was the last coin I needed to complete a cent date set, 1793 to 2024.
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@jesbroken said:
Some very attractive cents here gang. Congrats to you all. I have many, far lower grades, but this one interested me most due to the counterstamp. I found one on ebay today higher grade, same date and same counterstamp. Kind of odd gear shaped counterstamp.
Jim
Tougher variety too... 1823/2... nice
That odd gear is way interesting. Any info on it? 🙂
None yet, but there is another 1823 Coronet Head One Cent on ebay with the similar gear counterstamp. I've looked everywhere I know of online to find info, but none yet. Below is the one on ebay with same looking 7 prong gear, way above my price range.
Jim
When a man who is honestly mistaken hears the truth, he will either quit being mistaken or cease to be honest....Abraham Lincoln
Patriotism is supporting your country all the time, and your government when it deserves it.....Mark Twain
@renomedphys said:
There seems to be some confusion about the difference between the “Coronet head” and the “Braided hair” types on this thread. Look under the Liberty headband. If it’s a rope, it’s Braided Hair, if it’s wavy hair, it’s a Coronet Head. 😉👍🏻
I need to update the pic... the 1835 (Head of '36) came back PCGS XF45BN and the 1838 from my Type Set came back PCGS AU55BN... and I got the 1839/6 in PCGS VG10 CAC...
Collecting: Dansco 7070; Middle Date Large Cents (VF-AU); Box of 20;
Looks like someone is doing their part to keep the hoarders from getting all of this low mintage date! 😉
I really don't know how that happened
No worries, I had four myself once, but sold one of the two high grade coins to Reynolds. The other is in my set, and the other two lower grade coins are in my stock box of dupes.
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I have 3 different slabbed Coronet Head large cents in my Type sets, here they are. I’m also putting together a Coronet Head large cents album in a custom album that The_dinosaur_man made but no pictures yet. I received the album about a month ago after I won in a giveaway, but I’m still looking for the rest of my raw large cents to fill it up more before taking pictures. I found some, but I know I have several more somewhere that I was given as a gift from my wife’s aunt that had been in their family since from when they were set aside from circulation back in the days.



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This started out as a single needed entry into my type set. I bought these first two (the 1821 and the 1836) from Pierre Fricke at the Pittsburgh ANA a few years back. Both Coronet Heads but both very distinctly different heads. Soon after this Eliasberg Silly Head came up for auction at GC and I won it for a song. Then this Booby Head came up at Stacks in an NGC 65RD holder and I bought that too cheaply as well, especially since it crossed and became the top pop for the variety with only two coins graded red. With the two different types of 1839 already in-hand, I thought it would be fun to try and collect all five different heads of 1839; the hardest one being the Newcomb-1. I managed to find that one at Shawn Yancey’s table at the Pittsburgh EAC. Two to go. The ‘39 head of ‘40 has been elusive in high grade. I saw a 65BN at Early Cents a couple years ago, priced too high and dark, I walked away. Later that day I came back and it was gone. No leads on the ‘39 head of ‘38 yet either. Love this hobby!






Empty Nest Collection
A few 1839’s:
The second one is a Silly Head. The TV is a 1839/6 F12 with a bean.
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Picked tis one up earlier today
There seems to be some confusion about the difference between the “Coronet head” and the “Braided hair” types on this thread. Look under the Liberty headband. If it’s a rope, it’s Braided Hair, if it’s wavy hair, it’s a Coronet Head. 😉👍🏻
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Yes, we’ve had some Braided Hairs creep in, but maybe close enough.
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@lordmarcovan, if that’s your representative piece, you picked a great one! That date is underrated and much scarcer in AU/Unc than the usually encountered Randall hoard coins.
I have the whole run, but won’t bore the forum with but a few:
Some very attractive cents here gang. Congrats to you all. I have many, far lower grades, but this one interested me most due to the counterstamp. I found one on ebay today higher grade, same date and same counterstamp. Kind of odd gear shaped counterstamp.
Jim
When a man who is honestly mistaken hears the truth, he will either quit being mistaken or cease to be honest....Abraham Lincoln
Patriotism is supporting your country all the time, and your government when it deserves it.....Mark Twain
Tougher variety too... 1823/2... nice
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This is my best one, from the Randal Hoard.
And this was a recent purchae at Summer FUN. It was the last coin I needed to complete a cent date set, 1793 to 2024.
Some REALLY nice looking cents there folks !
Wow........
That odd gear is way interesting. Any info on it? 🙂
None yet, but there is another 1823 Coronet Head One Cent on ebay with the similar gear counterstamp. I've looked everywhere I know of online to find info, but none yet. Below is the one on ebay with same looking 7 prong gear, way above my price range.
Jim
When a man who is honestly mistaken hears the truth, he will either quit being mistaken or cease to be honest....Abraham Lincoln
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1817, 13-star


1817, 15-star


1817, N7 (mouse on head)


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Guilty, I keep getting them mixed up
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I focus mainly on the early dates, but have a few of the middle and late dates in my collection.
That's a handsome array.
FIVE 1821’s??
Looks like someone is doing their part to keep the hoarders from getting all of this low mintage date! 😉
This is a few years old, I’ve added and upgraded a few since then:
And a couple of '23s... can't tell if they're the overdate or not, very nice nonetheless!
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I need to update the pic... the 1835 (Head of '36) came back PCGS XF45BN and the 1838 from my Type Set came back PCGS AU55BN... and I got the 1839/6 in PCGS VG10 CAC...














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I really don't know how that happened
No worries, I had four myself once, but sold one of the two high grade coins to Reynolds. The other is in my set, and the other two lower grade coins are in my stock box of dupes.