Indian Head Cents 1859-1909
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Coin Inventory: US: Small Cents: Indian Head Cents 1859-1909 | ||||||
| Date | Grade | Catalog # | Description | Price | Item # | |
| SOLD: Sharp. | 0809-171 | |||||
| A light brown coin with no spots or other problems. | 1803-141 | |||||
| A milk chocolate brown coin with one tiny spot by the Indian's nose. | 2002-262 | |||||
| Well struck with all diamonds, but a couple of small bright spots from a recent rub that aren't too damaging to the eye. | 1902-144-34 | |||||
| A light brown coin with full details. A slightly scarce variety. | 1803-165 | |||||
| A well struck coin with even brown surfaces on the obverse and some pleasing woodgrain areas on the reverse. | 2207-038 | |||||
| A problem free medium brown coin. | 2210-051 | |||||
| A coin with 4 sharp diamonds and some remaining traces of lustre at the margins. | 2310-089 | |||||
| A well struck example with even milk chocolate brown lustrous surfaces. | 0905-059-28 | |||||
| A lustrous brown coin withsome mint red showing. A sharp strike makes the crescent of the repunched 9 visible. According to Snos's book, CC is 65RB, 62RB, AU50. This should make #3 in the census. | 0905-059-29 | |||||
| A fully struck example to the feather tips with light brown cartwheel lustre and no spots or marks except a tiny bagmark on the Indian's neck. The PCGS photo shows dark speckled toning on the obverse which is faintly visible under a 5x glass. | 2201-182 | |||||
| A variety that is scarce in higher grades. Unfortunately, this AU has some light surface issues that may just be the effect of the woodgrain texture. | 1705-083 | |||||
| A smooth, even chocolate brown with not enough lustre to grade higher. | 1912-108-5 | |||||
| A problem free even brown coin. | 2002-263 | |||||
| A light chocolate brown coin with even wear. | 2002-258 | |||||
| Lustrous milk chocolate brown, well struck and clean.4 full diamond. I don't see any wear on the cheek or other highpoints, just some field abrasions. Has decent muted cartwheel lustre. Not worth resubmitting though. | 1806-224 | |||||
| An attractive Indian Cent with a trace of wear and some remaining mint red luster. | 1905-065 | |||||
| Nice lustrous light brown with traces of red underneath. Diagnostic low denticle below 1 in date. | 1804-053 | |||||
| Repunched 1 way to the left. Very scarce per Snow, three star variety. One of the finest known. Nice even brown color, well struck. | 1310-018 | |||||
| Attractive reddish/blue woodgrain toning. | 1712-032 | |||||