Coronet Head Large Cents

(1816 - 1839)

The Coronet Head Large Cent debuted in 1816, marking the return of cent production after a brief suspension during the War of 1812 era. Designed by Robert Scot and later modified by other engravers, this type features Liberty wearing a coronet inscribed with “LIBERTY,” giving the series its commonly used name. The design remained in use through 1857, making it one of the longest-running large cent types. Over time, subtle design adjustments created collectible subtypes, including the Matron Head (1816–1839) and the later Braided Hair style (1839–1857). Certain dates, such as 1823, 1827, and 1857, are particularly desirable, and the 1857 issue represents the final year of large cent production before the smaller Flying Eagle cent was introduced.

1820 Coronet Head 1C Large Cent both sides of a rare coin showing lady liberty and one cent
Check out dates & mintages for Coronet Head Large Cents, below.

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1816 | 2,820,982

1817 | 3,948,400

1818 | 3,167,000

1819 | 2,671,000

1820 | 4,407,550

1821 | 389,000

1822 | 2,072,339

1823 | NA

1824 | 1,262,000

1825 | 1,461,100

1826 | 1,517,425

1827 | 2,357,732

1828 | 2,260,624

1829 | 1,414,500

1830 | 1,711,500

1831 | 3,359,260

1832 | 2,362,000

1833 | 2,739,000

1834 | 1,855,100

1835 | 3,878,400

1836 | 2,111,000

1837 | 5,558,300

1838 | 6,370,200

1839 | 3,128,661

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