1823 Cent Patterns
BaseAbout This Coin
The 1823 Cent Patterns is a United States cent from the Early Republic Patterns (1792-1859) series — 16th of 35 years in the series. In 1823, coins were struck at the Philadelphia Mint. The obverse features various experimental designs testing different concepts for U.S. coinage and the reverse displays various experimental designs. Struck during a period of national unity and westward expansion following the War of 1812, as the U.S. grew in confidence and territory. Struck in silver. A notable auction result reached $40K in MS63 grade at Stack's. Designed by Various Mint engravers and outside artists.
Specifications
Strike Types & Varieties(2)
1823 Cent Pattern - J-46, Silver
1823 Proof Cent Pattern - J-46, Silver
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