Here is something quite unusual - a complete date-run, if you will, of 9, 1811 to 1819 altered date Matron and Braided hair Large Cents. I can only speculate that these date alterations occurred in the 19th century, possibly as a result of the scarcity and/or greater expense of the earlier-dated (and unaltered) large cents for which these now mimic. Overall, 1814 and 1819 are the rarest altered dates I've encountered (amongst those dated 1810 and after), while the fantasy dated 1815 is the most popular amongst numismatists. This is just a uniquely different type of collection of Large Cents which can compliment some of the earlier-dated altered date Large Cents also available, such as 1799 and 1804.