1796 No Stars $2.5 Ms Early $2.50 Coin

Coins / United States of America / 2.50 Dollars / Early $2.50

1796-P Early $2.50 Coin Value

The 1796-P early $2.50 coin value ranges from $1 to $100,000 depending on the quality of the coin and its mint strike type.

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What is a 1796-P Early $2.50 Coin?

The 1796-P Early $2.50 Coin is a gold coin that was minted at the Philadelphia mint. It has a legal tender value of $2.50. This was produced as a "Mint Strike" coin which usually means it was intended for use in daily transactions. With such a low mintage of only 963, there are likely few of these items available for purchase or at auction in a year. This coin was minted in the first year of its series, and is a more popular coin to collectors for that reason, but not necessarily to investors. This coin contains a relatively small amount of gold at 4.043 grams (0.13 oz. Adjusted Gold Weight).


1796-P $2.50 Early $2.50 Coin (Obverse)


1796-P $2.50 Early $2.50 Coin (Reverse)

Coin Specifications

Year 1796
Mint Philadelphia
Mintage 963
Diameter 20 millimeters
Production Mint Strike
Material Gold
Weight 4.3700 grams / 0.1405 ounces
Precious Metal Gold
Metal Content 4.0430 grams / 0.1300 ounces
Metal Value $3.32  (as of 2020-12-22, 12:12 PM)
Obverse Designer Robert Scot
Reverse Designer Robert Scot
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