Rare Early Coins of the United States Mint This web site depicts rare early coins from the US Mint including Colonial coins as well as early US coins such as the Eagle, Half Eagle, Double Eagle and more.  In 1839, the U.S. Congress appropriated the sum of $1000 for the purchase of “specimens of ores and coins to be preserved at the Mint.” The following links will detail the coins that were purchased by the U.S. mint and displayed at that time. Hundreds of individual coins are photographed and described. These ancient coins were chiefly arranged in upright cases against the walls in the doorways and in rooms on the second floor of the Philadelphia Mint.   Colonial Rare Coins Nova Constellatio Coin The Immune Columbia Rare Coin Bermuda Shilling - (Hodge Penny) Rare Coin New Jersey Immunis Rare Coin Confederatio and Inimica Tyrannis Rare Coin Connecticut Cent - 1788 Rare Coin  New England Token Rare Coin Good Samaritan Shillings Rare Coin Massachusetts Half Cent - 1787 Rare Coin Massachusetts Cent - 1788 Rare Coin Fugios or Franklin Cents Rare Coin The Bar Cent - U.S.A. Copper Rare Coin Rosa Americana Half Penny - 1722 Rare Coin Liber Natus Libertatem Defendo Rare Coin Washington Cent - 1783 Rare Coin Washington Liverpool Half Penny Rare Coin Washington Naked Bust Cent - 1792 Rare Coin Non Dependens Status Rare Coin Pattern Cent - 1792 George Clinton Copper - 1787 Kentucky Token or Cent Immunis Columbia - 1787 Coins Established at the United States Mint At Philadelphia - From Its Establishment in 1792 Through 1890: Gold Eagle Rare Coin Half Eagle Rare Coin Double Eagle Rare Coin Three Dollar Piece Quarter Eagle Dollar Silver Half Dollar Quarter Dollar Twenty Cent Piece Dime Half Dime Minor Coins Two Cent Piece - (Bronze) Cent - (Copper) Other Coins Coins of the Southern Confederacy The 1804 Dollar

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