Liberty Cap Large Cents

The Liberty Cap Large Cent, struck from 1793 to 1796, represents some of the earliest copper coinage produced by the United States Mint. Designed with a distinctive portrait of Liberty and a pole‑mounted cap symbolizing freedom, these coins embody the nation’s first artistic and political ideals.

Collectors prize Liberty Cap Large Cents for their rarity, early minting quirks, and bold historic character. With low mintages, multiple notable varieties, and hand‑engraved dies, each coin is truly unique—making the series one of the most rewarding areas of early U.S. numismatics.

Explore our curated selection to find scarce dates, pleasing surfaces, and collector‑grade examples that bring the earliest era of American coinage to life.