This is an 1826 Coronet Head Large Cent graded PCGS VG10, and it’s exactly what early U.S. copper should look like — honest wear, full character, and zero nonsense. Nearly 200 years old and still pulling crowds. These things lived real lives in early America before quarters, before nickel-copper alloys, and before anyone thought about slabbing coins. You either get early copper or you don’t — and if you’re here, you do.
