1907 U.S. INDIAN CENT #3 NICE VERY-FINE CONDITION

Description: 1907 U.S. INDIAN CENT #3 NICE VERY-FINE CONDITION Then Chief Mint Engraver James B. Longacre executed the designs for the Indian cent. While the obverse design of a Native American seemingly wearing a ‘war bonnet’ remained in production from 1859 to early 1909 - various minor changes on the reverse and metallic composition occurred over the coins’ fifty year life span. The later 1864 thru 1909 issues bear an oak wreath and shield on the reverse. Imagine the stories these old coins could tell … if they could talk -- and who may have once held them … perhaps one of your own ancestors?!! The example offered here is dated 1907 and - in my opinion - grades Very-Fine. However, you should view the photos closely, compare my coin against others on Ebay, and then form your own opinion! It seems to remain in an unaltered state of preservation with mottled light to medium brown toning. I don’t clean coins but - if you prefer, I believe the ‘dirty cheek’ area could be cleaned off by the new owner?? Please note that I scan my photos and that the occasional white speck/fleck on or near the pictured coin was on my scanner bed and not a defect on the actual coin. I do my best to point out actual defects that go beyond normal circulation. Buyer pays $.64 cents shipping. The coin will be in a flip and inside a normal 3.625”x6.5” envelope via Ebay’s economy service which includes a tracking number.

Price: 4 USD

Location: Dorr, Michigan

End Time: 2024-11-18T16:34:20.000Z

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