The “spiked chin” is a minting error from the 1804 Half Cents.
Two Cent (1864-1873)
Two-Cent – 1864 Front
Two-Cent – 1864 Back
Three Cent (1851-1889)
Nickel (1865-1889)
Three-Cent – 1865 Front
Three-Cent – 185 Back
Silver (1851-1873)
Three-Cent – 1853 Front
Three-Cent – 1853 Back
Half Dime (1794-1873)
There are many varieties of half dimes. Some have stars, some don’t, some have arrows next to the date, others don’t.
Half Dime – 1829 Front
Half Dime – 1829 Back
Half Dime – 1837 Front
Half Dime – 1837 Back
Half Dime – 1853 Front
Half Dime – 1853 Back
Half Dime – 1851 Front
Twenty Cent (1875-1878)
Twenty cent coins were widely hated by the general population. They were similar in size to a quarter and many mistook them for one, shorting them five cents, which was a big deal back then. Twenty cent coins were only minted for circulation in 1875 and 1876, and for collectors in 1877 and 1878.
Half Cent (1793-1857)
There are a few varieties of half cent coins.
Two Cent (1864-1873)
Three Cent (1851-1889)
Nickel (1865-1889)
Silver (1851-1873)
Half Dime (1794-1873)
There are many varieties of half dimes. Some have stars, some don’t, some have arrows next to the date, others don’t.
Twenty Cent (1875-1878)
Twenty cent coins were widely hated by the general population. They were similar in size to a quarter and many mistook them for one, shorting them five cents, which was a big deal back then. Twenty cent coins were only minted for circulation in 1875 and 1876, and for collectors in 1877 and 1878.