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The first coin authorized by the new United States Congress was a one-cent coin. Because there was not yet a government mint, more than one version of the coin was struck. The design (believed to be suggested by Franklin) shows the sun and a sundial on the obverse, with the words FUGIO (Latin: I fly) and the date 1787. Centered on the reverse is the motto WE ARE ONE, surrounded by the words UNITED STATES and ringed by a chain with 13 links.

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A 1867 penny is referred to as a Indian Head Cent. Use this specific term on your computer search and you will come across what the appearance was. You can check a site such as www.coinfacts.com for many images, for example

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