Minted by the Massachusetts Bay Colony, these silver coins feature a pine tree and were produced to address a currency shortage.
Designed by Benjamin Franklin, these coins were issued during the Rev olutionary War and are notable for their "Fugio" design and "Mind Your Business" motto.
Often considered the first official coin of the United States, it was also designed by Benjamin Franklin and features a sun dial and the motto "We Are One."
Believed to be the first coinage struck by the U.S. Mint, these small silver coins are rare and highly valuable.
The first large cent produced by the U.S. Mint, featuring a chain design on the reverse to symbolize unity among the states.
The first silver dollar issued by the U.S. Mint, it features a portrait of Liberty with flowing hair and an eagle on the reverse.
An early silver dollar with a new design featuring Liberty with a draped bust, created by renowned artist Gilbert Stuart.
The first dime with the Draped Bust design, part of the early efforts to standardize U.S. coinage.