United States. A mix by weight of 1-cent and 5-cent, including a very small amount of dimes and quarters (No reserve price)

This fascinating mixed lot features United States coins composed primarily of 1-cent and 5-cent denominations, with a small inclusion of dimes and quarters by weight. Such collections offer a glimpse into American numismatic variety spanning these common circulating coins. The 1-cent coin, often known as the penny, has long been a staple of U.S. currency, recognized for its copper composition and iconic portrait of Abraham Lincoln since 1909. The 5-cent piece, or nickel, typically features Thomas Jefferson and is made primarily of a cupronickel alloy. Including dimes and quarters introduces smaller but historically and monetarily significant coins, the dime being the smallest in diameter and the quarter regularly depicting national parks and historic events. Collectors and enthusiasts can appreciate how mixed lots like this depict everyday economic history while providing opportunities to explore the subtle design and metal composition changes over time. The no reserve pricing implies an accessible entry point for those seeking to build or expand a U.S. coin collection with a mix of denominations.