1831 1C Large Letters N-12 Large Letters Coronet Head Cent PCGS G6BN

Introducing the 1831 1C Large Letters N-12 Large Letters Coronet Head Cent, a remarkable specimen of early American numismatics, expertly graded by PCGS at the level of G6BN. This coin, minted in Philadelphia, is a rare treasure with only one known example graded at this level and merely 36 graded higher. It is a unique find for any serious collector looking to enrich their collection with a piece of American history.

This coin features the N-12 variety with Large Letters, a distinguishing attribute that sets it apart from other Coronet Head Cents of the same era. With a BN (Brown) designation, the coin showcases an enduring patina, adding to its aesthetic and historical value. The delicate tonal variations, from deep, rich browns to lighter shades, enhance the intricate details of the Coronet Head design, making this coin a true artifact of numismatic art.

Cataloged under the PCGS certification number 3359260, this Coronet Head Cent stands out not only for its rarity but also for its well-preserved state despite its age. The modest grade of G6BN indicates that although it shows wear consistent with its circulation, the coin retains its major design elements clearly visible, attesting to its storied past.

For collectors seeking a unique and historically significant addition, the 1831 1C Large Letters N-12 Large Letters Coronet Head Cent is an exceptional choice. Its rarity is further underscored by its low population, making it a highly sought-after piece that embodies the rich heritage of U.S. coinage.

Don’t miss the opportunity to own this exquisite piece of numismatic history, appreciated both for its beauty and its rarity in the world of coin collecting.