1723 Rosa Americana Penny - A Colonial Treasure
Acquire a remarkable piece of numismatic history with this 1723 Rosa Americana Penny, certified MS62 by PCGS. Struck in copper during the colonial era, this coin offers a tangible connection to early America and represents a significant artifact for discerning collectors.
Historical Significance
The Rosa Americana series was authorized by King George I and produced in England for use in the American colonies. These pennies filled a critical need for small coinage during a time when such currency was scarce in the New World. This particular example, attributed as M. 2.6-Eb.2, W-1278, and R.4, is a testament to the economic ties between England and its American colonies.
Key Features
- Denomination: Penny
- Metal: Copper
- Year: 1723
- Certification: PCGS
- Grade: MS62
- Rarity: R.4 (Relatively Scarce)
- Designation: M. 2.6-Eb.2, W-1278
- PCGS Certification ID: 45294390
- BullionSharks Coin Number: 905647
Collecting Considerations
Handle this colonial coin with care to preserve its condition. Store it in a suitable coin holder or display case, away from moisture and extreme temperatures. Authentication by reputable grading services like PCGS ensures the coin's genuineness and grade.
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Add this exceptional 1723 Rosa Americana Penny to your collection today. Secure this scarce and historically significant piece now before it's gone!
