Rare Historical Artifact The First New York Penny

The First New York Penny Coin is a remarkable artifact dating back over 225 years. Crafted from copper and struck between 1726 and 1794 in Holland, this coin holds a fascinating tale of trade and exploration. Issued by the prestigious Dutch East India Company, also known as the VOC, this copper Duit found its way to the shores of New Amsterdam, later known as New York, courtesy of the Dutch West India Company. Imagine the bustling streets of colonial New York, where this very coin might have changed hands in transactions shaping the early economy of the burgeoning city. Encased in a sleek 4 by 6-inch black vinyl wallet, this historic penny comes with a Certificate of Authenticity, affirming its age and provenance.