United States - Group of 5 Large Cent Coins - Two Dated 1847 and Three with Unreadable Dates - Copper

United States - Group of 5 Large Cent Coins - Two Dated 1847 and Three with Unreadable Dates - Copper A group of five early United States copper One Cent coins of the Large Cent type, issued during the first half of the 19th century. The group includes: 2 One Cent coins dated 1847 3 One Cent coins with dates unreadable due to wear Obverse: A left-facing portrait of Liberty, wearing a coronet inscribed: "LIBERTY" Thirteen stars surround the portrait, representing the original thirteen states of the United States. The date appears below, although on three of the coins it is no longer legible due to circulation wear. Reverse: At the center appears the denomination: "ONE CENT" The denomination is surrounded by a wreath, with the inscription around the rim: "UNITED STATES OF AMERICA" An interesting group of early American Large Cents, including two coins dated 1847 and three additional examples with substantial wear preventing reliable identification of the dates.