This listing is for one (1) antique “1864 2-Cent Piece”. The coin, designed by James Barton Longacre, is in fair condition. It’s made of 95% copper, and 5% Tin and Zinc. It has no mint mark. It is my understanding that 2-Cent coins in this series were minted in Philadelphia.

This coin was given to me just over thirty years ago in its current condition. It shows signs of age, use, and storage. Please note: I am not a coin collector/expert. I’m just selling coins that were passed on to me many years ago. I do not guarantee the value/worth, or details listed for this item. This coin is sold as is, and as pictured. What you see is what you’ll receive if purchased.

Obverse: features an escutcheon (shield) as a sign of strength and self-protection through unity. The upper half of the shield represents Congress, with the 13 vertical stripes symbolizing the states. Laurel branches surround the shield and a banner is centered above it. The banner has the motto “IN GOD WE TRUST” inscribed. This was the very first coin to have the phrase “IN GOD WE TRUST” inscribed on its surface

Reverse: features the denomination "2 CENTS" encircled by a wheat wreath. The rest of the coin is circled with “United States of America”.

Please enlarge and review photos closely. This Civil War era coin shows signs of use and heavy surface wear. Sold as pictured. It comes from an extremely clean, smoke and pet-free environment. 

Please note: This listing is for one “1864 2-Cent Piece”. USPS shipping, tracking and insurance is included.

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