1875-S Twenty Cent VF 5040.25

The Twenty Cent piece was a short-lived denomination struck by the United States Mint, produced for only four years in the 1870s. This example is an 1875-S, grading Very Fine, showing moderate circulation wear with the major design elements remaining clear and well-defined. The obverse features a left-facing Liberty seated figure, while the reverse displays a perched eagle — a classic mid-19th century American coinage design. A scarce type coin from an era of numismatic experimentation, the Twenty Cent piece remains a popular addition to type sets and collections of Seated Liberty coinage.

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