1868 Indian Head Cent (Good)The 1868 Indian Head Cent in Good condition shows heavy wear, but the date is still readable, and Libertys headdress remains faintly visible. The reverse, featuring "ONE CENT" surrounded by a wreath, displays a worn design, with the finer details nearly worn away, but the overall shape is still discernible. The coin has a dark, even patina from circulation, though it still retains enough detail to serve as a recognizable example of this late 19th

Its combination of historical significance and attractive circulated condition makes it a desirable piece in mid-19th century U

but key details such as Liberty’s figure and the reverse design of the shield and wreath remain clearly visible

This high-grade Philadelphia Mint issue is both visually impressive and a strong addition to a quality Mercury dime set

this coin shows moderate to heavy wear consistent with its age

As one of the rarer coins in the Barber Half Dollar series

graded G6 Brown by NGC

As the first year of issue for the Eisenhower Dollar

As a Mint State example

The 1938 Wheat Cent graded MS67 Red is a superbly preserved coin with vibrant original red luster and sharp strike details

but it still retains enough detail to serve as a recognizable example of this Civil War-era cent

an interesting anomaly caused during the minting process

Atlanta enclosed in original BEP folder