Gold: $2,928.10
Silver: $32.35
Platinum: $959.34
Palladium: $946.51
About This Series
The Greysheet Catalog (GSID) of the 2-Cent Pieces (1864–1872) series of 2-Cent Pieces in the U.S. Coins contains 36 distinct entries with CPG® values between $13.50 and $30,500.00.
The 2 cent coin was struck by the United States Mint from 1864 through 1873 and was created to fill a need for small change during a massive Civil War-era coin shortage. The bronze 2 cent coin, designed by United States Mint Chief Engraver James B. Longacre, barely lasted a decade. Despite its relatively brief existence, it became historic for at least one reason ? it was the first United States coin to bear the motto IN GOD WE TRUST, which today is seen on all United States coins.
While a popular series, the 2 cent piece is not widely collected as anything more than a type coin. However, there are series specialists who enjoy pursuing 2 cent coins. There are few big-ticket 2 cent pieces. Most in the lower circulated grades are priced at well less than $50. However, there are a couple regular-issue business-strike pieces that command three figure prices or greater. These include the scarce 1864 Small Motto that trades for about $200 and up and the 1872, which has a mintage of only 65,000 pieces and generally commands $300 or more. The 1867 doubled die is the major die variety of the series.
While a popular series, the 2 cent piece is not widely collected as anything more than a type coin. However, there are series specialists who enjoy pursuing 2 cent coins. There are few big-ticket 2 cent pieces. Most in the lower circulated grades are priced at well less than $50. However, there are a couple regular-issue business-strike pieces that command three figure prices or greater. These include the scarce 1864 Small Motto that trades for about $200 and up and the 1872, which has a mintage of only 65,000 pieces and generally commands $300 or more. The 1867 doubled die is the major die variety of the series.
Catalog Detail
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The prices listed in our database are intended to be used as an indication only. Users are strongly encouraged to seek multiple sources of pricing before making a final determination of value. CDN Publishing is not responsible for typographical or database-related errors. Your use of this site indicates full acceptance of these terms.
| 2-Cent Pieces (1864–1872) | Value Range | Favorite | |||
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| 2-Cent Pieces (1864–1872) | Value Range | ||||
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$13.50
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$7,500
$13.50 - $7,500
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$16.00
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$9,000
$16.00 - $9,000
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$18.00
-
$10,000
$18.00 - $10,000
|
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$18.00
-
$10,000
$18.00 - $10,000
|
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$18.00
-
$10,000
$18.00 - $10,000
|
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$18.00
-
$10,000
$18.00 - $10,000
|
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$13.50
-
$7,500
$13.50 - $7,500
|
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$15.00
-
$625
$15.00 - $625
|
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$15.00
-
$625
$15.00 - $625
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$15.00
-
$625
$15.00 - $625
|
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$15.00
-
$625
$15.00 - $625
|
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$15.00
-
$625
$15.00 - $625
|
||||
|
$155.00
-
$9,500
$155.00 - $9,500
|
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$185.00
-
$11,500
$185.00 - $11,500
|
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$205.00
-
$12,000
$205.00 - $12,000
|
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$205.00
-
$12,000
$205.00 - $12,000
|
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$205.00
-
$12,000
$205.00 - $12,000
|
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|
$205.00
-
$12,000
$205.00 - $12,000
|
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$155.00
-
$9,500
$155.00 - $9,500
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$525
-
$1,150
$525 - $1,150
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$950
-
$1,700
$950 - $1,700
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$525
-
$1,150
$525 - $1,150
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$525
-
$1,150
$525 - $1,150
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$525
-
$1,150
$525 - $1,150
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$245.00
-
$23,000
$245.00 - $23,000
|
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$295
-
$27,500
$295 - $27,500
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$325
-
$30,500
$325 - $30,500
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$325
-
$30,500
$325 - $30,500
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$325
-
$30,500
$325 - $30,500
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$325
-
$30,500
$325 - $30,500
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$245.00
-
$23,000
$245.00 - $23,000
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$4,000
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$4,500
$4,000 - $4,500
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Greysheet Catalog Details
The Greysheet Catalog (GSID) of the 2-Cent Pieces (1864–1872) series of 2-Cent Pieces in the U.S. Coins contains 36 distinct entries with CPG® values between $13.50 and $30,500.00.
The 2 cent coin was struck by the United States Mint from 1864 through 1873 and was created to fill a need for small change during a massive Civil War-era coin shortage. The bronze 2 cent coin, designed by United States Mint Chief Engraver James B. Longacre, barely lasted a decade. Despite its relatively brief existence, it became historic for at least one reason ? it was the first United States coin to bear the motto IN GOD WE TRUST, which today is seen on all United States coins.
While a popular series, the 2 cent piece is not widely collected as anything more than a type coin. However, there are series specialists who enjoy pursuing 2 cent coins. There are few big-ticket 2 cent pieces. Most in the lower circulated grades are priced at well less than $50. However, there are a couple regular-issue business-strike pieces that command three figure prices or greater. These include the scarce 1864 Small Motto that trades for about $200 and up and the 1872, which has a mintage of only 65,000 pieces and generally commands $300 or more. The 1867 doubled die is the major die variety of the series.
While a popular series, the 2 cent piece is not widely collected as anything more than a type coin. However, there are series specialists who enjoy pursuing 2 cent coins. There are few big-ticket 2 cent pieces. Most in the lower circulated grades are priced at well less than $50. However, there are a couple regular-issue business-strike pieces that command three figure prices or greater. These include the scarce 1864 Small Motto that trades for about $200 and up and the 1872, which has a mintage of only 65,000 pieces and generally commands $300 or more. The 1867 doubled die is the major die variety of the series.
Catalog Detail
Legal Disclaimer
The prices listed in our database are intended to be used as an indication only. Users are strongly encouraged to seek multiple sources of pricing before making a final determination of value. CDN Publishing is not responsible for typographical or database-related errors. Your use of this site indicates full acceptance of these terms.