The United States utilized a two-cent coin for just ten years, from 1864 to 1873.
Obverse Description
Amharic, English, and French text; bank building; Lion of Judah (crowned passant lion holding a cross); elephant
Reverse Description
Amharic text; palm fronds
Catalog Information
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