There were no U.S. cents struck with that date. Please check and post a new question. You may have a privately minted token.
To answer the more general question, US Large Cents were made of pure copper. The use of alloys (bronze, copper-nickel, etc) began with the small cents introduced in 1856.
If I understand the question. The One Cent coins (penny's) are the longest issued denomination of U.S. coins. None were issued in 1815. Cents have been made at the Philadelphia Mint from 1793 to 2014. We have had penny's for 220 years.
As of 6-2-11, with the exception of 1815, the US has produced One Cent (or pennies) coins from 1793 to date. It's the oldest, longest running US coin.
Sorry no US gold half penny of any date never made any
No wonder the rest of the world laughs at us...
The penny coin which was worth a cent
If I understand the question. The One Cent coins (penny's) are the longest issued denomination of U.S. coins. None were issued in 1815. Cents have been made at the Philadelphia Mint from 1793 to 2014. We have had penny's for 220 years.
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From 1982 the US Penny is made of a little more than 97% Zinc. The rest is a copper coating.
This is a penny made by the US mint in 1898.
There are a few hings about the history of a penny. A penny was the first made currency from the US.
The first US "penny's" were struck at the Philadelphia Mint in 1793.
Nobody. The US never made silver pennies. In 1943 the US made steel pennies. These are often mistaken for silver. In 1943 Abraham Lincoln was on the US penny.
No, a 1961 US penny was 95 percent copper. Current pennies are made of zinc, with a copper shell.
As of 6-2-11, with the exception of 1815, the US has produced One Cent (or pennies) coins from 1793 to date. It's the oldest, longest running US coin.
Sorry no US gold half penny of any date never made any
Such a coin was not made by the US Government.
1 cent. It's plated. The US has never made a gold penny.