Based on the provided information, the value of an 1853 1 cent coin (Braided Hair Large Cent) varies significantly depending on its condition or grade. Here’s a summary of its value:
- Good (G): Approximately $20.
- Very Good (VG): $28.
- Fine (F): $30 – $32.
- Very Fine (VF): $38 or potentially around $55.26.
- Extra Fine (XF): Around $65 or potentially $65.00.
- AU (50-58): Can range from $130 to $195.
- Mint State (MS): The value can fluctuate based on the specific condition and color designations (BN, RB, RD) within the Mint State grades:
– Brown (BN) Color:
– MS62 : $248.63.
– MS64 : $471.00.
– MS65 : $850 or potentially $1300 for 65+. One PCGS MS65BN example sold for $875.
– MS66 : $1,950 or potentially $2093.12. One PCGS MS66BN sold for $1475. Another example of an NGC MS66BN is listed at $1450.
– MS67 : $4750.
– Red-Brown (RB) Color:
– The price range is approximately $260 – $11,500.
– An MS63RB example recently had a bid of $381.00.
– Red (RD) Color:
– The price range is approximately $650 – $26,000.
– One PCGS MS66RD example is listed for $5500.
- Proof coins are extremely rare, and some proofs are known for this date except 1851 and 1853. However, the snippet mentions a unique Proof Braided Hair Cent selling for $28,200 at auction.
Note:
- Prices are subject to change and depend heavily on the specific condition of the coin.
- “Details” coins (e.g., those with damage, cleaning, etc.) will generally be valued lower than their problem-free counterparts.
- The sources cited provide a general idea of values, but seeking an appraisal from a reputable coin dealer or numismatic expert is recommended for an accurate assessment of a specific coin’s value.
How much is a 1857 1 cent coin worth?
Today, a circulated 1857 Flying Eagle penny grading is worth around $30, and uncirculated pieces are worth around $225 and up.
Which American 1 cent coins are valuable?
1943-D Lincoln Bronze Wheat Penny — $2.3 million. …
1944-S Steel Wheat Penny — $1.1 million. …
1793 Strawberry Leaf Cent — $862,500. …
1943-S Lincoln Cent Struck on Bronze — $282,000. …
1909 VDB Matte Proof Lincoln Penny — $258,000. …
1958 Doubled Die Obverse Cent — $224,831. …
1856 Flying Eagle Cent — $172,500.
What is a 1 cent coin worth today?
Great question! Most Australian one cent coins are still only worth 1 cent, so a complete set of Australian 1 cent coins running from 1966 to 1990 is fairly easy to complete in circulated condition.