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1869 Indian Head Cent, Variety 3 Main Image

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1869 Indian Head Cent, Variety 3, Bronze F Main Image

This vintage bronze Indian Head cent makes a great addition to any collection! Obverse depicts Liberty in a Native American headdress. Reverse of coin features oak wreath and shield. On January 1, 1869, James B. Longacre died suddenly, and William Barber replaced him as Chief Engraver. The year also saw the opening of the famed Carson City Mint. Recall this historic year with this unusual Indian Head cent!

1869 Indian Head Cent, Variety 3, Bronze F

1869 Indian Head Cent, Variety 3, Bronze VF Main Image

1869 Indian Head Cent, Variety 3, Bronze VF

This vintage bronze Indian Head cent makes a great addition to any collection! Obverse depicts Liberty in a Native American headdress. Reverse of coin features oak wreath and shield. On January 1, 1869, James B. Longacre died suddenly, and William Barber replaced him as Chief Engraver. The year also saw the opening of the famed Carson City Mint. Recall this historic year with this unusual Indian Head cent!

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1886 Indian Head Cent, Variety 3, Bronze, Obverse 1 Main Image

This bronze Indian Head cent bears the first of two obverse designs to appear on Indian Head cents in 1886. Obverse depicts Liberty in a Native American headdress, with the last feather pointing between the I and C of AMERICA. Reverse of coin features oak wreath and shield. A "must" for every collector - act now to own this classic Indian Head cent!

1886 Indian Head Cent, Variety 3, Bronze, Obverse 1

Add a vintage 1886 Indian Head penny to your collection! Designed by James B. Longacre, Indian Head cents are widely considered the most beautiful bronze U.S. coins. The 1886 penny's obverse depicts Liberty in a Native American headdress. This coin features the first of two obverse designs to appear on cents that year, with the last feather on the right side of the headdress pointing between the "I" and "C" of AMERICA. The reverse of the coin features an oak wreath and shield. In 1886, Coca-Cola was introduced, and President Grover Cleveland dedicated the Statue of Liberty. Recall these and other historic events with this classic 1886 Indian Head cent! Each 1886 one cent coin is expertly graded and backed by Littleton’s 45-day Money Back Guarantee of Satisfaction. This series is popular among collectors. And demand for all cents is increasing since the U.S. Mint announced it will soon stop producing pennies. PCGS estimates less than 4,600 survive in all grades. So order your 1886 U.S. penny today!

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1908-S Indian Head Cent, Red Brown Main Image

This key-date 1908-S Indian Head cent was the first cent struck at a branch U.S. Mint, and it features the third lowest mintage of the 1859-1909 series. Because the SanFrancisco Mint did not strike cents until November 27, 1908, only about 1.1 million Indian Heads were minted. Now over 110 years later, no one knows how many still exist! Scarcity and numismatic importance make this coin prized by every collector. Order right away!

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1870 Indian Head Cent, Red Brown Main Image

Scarce in this condition. The red and brown colorization on this coin is very pleasing, with an attractive blend of both colors flowing over the entire coin surface. One of the popular low-mintage-issue Indians, with 5,275,000 pieces coined.

1870 Indian Head Cent, Red Brown

1866 Indian Head Cent, Variety 3 Main Image

1866 Indian Head Cent, Variety 3, Bronze XF Main Image

This vintage bronze Indian Head cent makes a great addition to any collection! Obverse depicts Liberty in a Native American headdress. Reverse of coin features oak wreath and shield. In 1866, Congress successfully passed the Civil Rights Act, despite a veto by President Andrew Johnson. Later that year, construction began on the famed Carson City Mint, and the Reno Gang pulled off the first recorded peacetime train robbery. Recall these landmark events with this classic Indian Head cent!

1866 Indian Head Cent, Variety 3, Bronze XF

This vintage bronze Indian Head cent makes a great addition to any collection! Obverse depicts Liberty in a Native American headdress. Reverse of coin features oak wreath and shield. In 1866, Congress successfully passed the Civil Rights Act, despite a veto by President Andrew Johnson. Later that year, construction began on the famed Carson City Mint, and the Reno Gang pulled off the first recorded peacetime train robbery. Recall these landmark events with this classic Indian Head cent!

1866 Indian Head Cent, Variety 3

1876 Indian Head Cent, Variety 3, Bronze Main Image

1876 Indian Head Cent, Variety 3, Bronze XF Main Image

This bronze Indian Head cent was struck more than 130 years ago during our nation`s 100th anniversary! Obverse depicts Liberty in a Native American headdress. Reverse of coin features oak wreath and shield. This historic coin is a "must" for every Indian Head cent collector. Act now to add it to your collection!

1876 Indian Head Cent, Variety 3, Bronze XF

1876 Indian Head Cent, Variety 3, Bronze

1864 Indian Head Cent, Variety 2 Main Image

One of the last Indian Head cents struck in copper-nickel. This vintage coin was issued before the change to bronze cents later that year. Obverse depicts Liberty with rounded bust in a Native American headdress. Reverse of coin features oak wreath and shield. Early Indian Head cents were often called nickels or nicks until 1866 and were later known as white cents. Add this important Indian Head cent to your collection today!

1864 Indian Head Cent, Variety 2

1874 Indian Head Cent, Variety 3, Bronze Main Image

1874 Indian Head Cent, Variety 3, Bronze VG Main Image

This bronze Indian Head cent bears a large date style that continued until 1880. Obverse depicts Liberty in a Native American headdress. Reverse of coin features oak wreath and shield. The year 1874 witnessed the births of Winston Churchill, John D. Rockefeller, Jr., and Robert Frost. The same year saw the passing of Millard Fillmore, 13th president of the United States. Act now to add this historic Indian Head cent to your collection!

1874 Indian Head Cent, Variety 3, Bronze VG

1874 Indian Head Cent, Variety 3, Bronze XF Main Image

1874 Indian Head Cent, Variety 3, Bronze XF

This bronze Indian Head cent bears a large date style that continued until 1880. Obverse depicts Liberty in a Native American headdress. Reverse of coin features oak wreath and shield. The year 1874 witnessed the births of Winston Churchill, John D. Rockefeller, Jr., and Robert Frost. The same year saw the passing of Millard Fillmore, 13th president of the United States. Act now to add this historic Indian Head cent to your collection!

1874 Indian Head Cent, Variety 3, Bronze

1897 Indian Head Cent, Variety 3, Bronze Main Image

Add a vintage 1897 Indian Head penny to your collection! Designed by James B. Longacre, Indian Head cents are widely considered the most beautiful bronze U.S. coins. The 1897 penny's obverse depicts Liberty in a Native American headdress. The reverse of the coin features an oak wreath and shield. In 1897, the first gold prospectors came to Seattle for the great Klondike Gold Rush, Amelia Earhart was born, and the Boston subway became North America's first underground metro. That same year, Bram Stoker published his famous novel, Dracula. Recall these and other historic events with this classic 1897 Indian cent! We offer a variety of grades to meet your collection goals and budget. Plus, each 1897 U.S. penny is backed by Littleton’s 45-day Money Back Guarantee of Satisfaction. This series is popular among collectors, and demand for all cents is increasing since the U.S. Mint announced it will stop producing pennies. PCGS estimates just 6,100 survive in all grades, so order your 1897 Indian penny today!

1897 Indian Head Cent, Variety 3, Bronze

1897 Indian Head Cent, Variety 3, Bronze CIRC Main Image

This bronze Indian Head cent is sure to be prized by anyone who loves old U.S. coins! Struck well over a century ago, its obverse depicts Liberty in a Native American headdress. Reverse of coin features oak wreath and shield. In 1897, the first gold prospectors came to Seattle for the great Klondike Gold Rush, Amelia Earhart was born, and the Boston subway became North America`s first underground metro. That same year, Bram Stoker published his famous novel, Dracula. Recall these historic events with this vintage Indian Head cent!

1897 Indian Head Cent, Variety 3, Bronze CIRC

1897 Indian Head Cent, Variety 3, Bronze G Main Image

1897 Indian Head Cent, Variety 3, Bronze G

1897 Indian Head Cent, Variety 3, Bronze VG Main Image

1897 Indian Head Cent, Variety 3, Bronze VG

1897 Indian Head Cent, Variety 3, Bronze F#2 Main Image

1897 Indian Head Cent, Variety 3, Bronze F#2

1897 Indian Head Cent, Variety 3, Bronze F Main Image

1897 Indian Head Cent, Variety 3, Bronze F

1863 Indian Head Cent, Variety 2 Main Image

1863 Indian Head Cent, Variety 2, Copper-Nickel Main Image

A classic Indian Head cent struck at the height of the Civil War. Obverse depicts Liberty with rounded bust in a Native American headdress. Reverse of coin features oak wreath and shield. Struck in copper-nickel, early Indian Head cents were often called nickels or nicks until 1866 and were later known as white cents. Recall the year Abraham Lincoln signed the Emancipation Proclamation with this vintage coin today!

1863 Indian Head Cent, Variety 2, Copper-Nickel

1863 Indian Head Cent, Variety 2, Copper-Nickel CIRC Main Image

A classic Indian Head cent struck at the height of the Civil War. Obverse depicts Liberty with rounded bust in a Native American headdress. Reverse of coin features oak wreath and shield. Struck in copper-nickel, early Indian Head cents were often called nickels or nicks until 1866 and were later known as white cents. Recall the year Abraham Lincoln signed the Emancipation Proclamation with this vintage coin today!

1863 Indian Head Cent, Variety 2, Copper-Nickel CIRC

1863 Indian Head Cent, Variety 2, Copper-Nickel G Main Image

1863 Indian Head Cent, Variety 2, Copper-Nickel G

1863 Indian Head Cent, Variety 2, Copper-Nickel XF#2 Main Image

1863 Indian Head Cent, Variety 2, Copper-Nickel XF#2

1863 Indian Head Cent, Variety 2, Copper-Nickel XF Main Image

1863 Indian Head Cent, Variety 2, Copper-Nickel XF

1863 Indian Head Cent, Variety 2

1904 Indian Head Cent, Variety 3, Bronze Main Image

Add a vintage 1904 Indian Head penny to your collection! Designed by James B. Longacre, Indian Head cents are seldom seen today. But they are widely considered the most beautiful bronze U.S. coins. The 1904 penny's obverse depicts Liberty in a Native American headdress. The reverse of the coin features an oak wreath and shield. In 1904, Charles E. Menches unveiled the ice cream cone at the Louisiana Purchase Exposition and New York City held the first Times Square New Year's Eve celebration. The year also saw the births of musician Glenn Miller and author/illustrator Theodor "Dr. Seuss" Geisel. Recall these historic events with this classic 1904 Indian penny. We offer a variety of grades to meet your collection goals and budget. And each 1904 one cent coin is backed by Littleton's 45-day Money Back Guarantee of Satisfaction. Now more than a century old, 1904 Indian Head cents make great additions to any collection. Order one for yours today!

1904 Indian Head Cent, Variety 3, Bronze

1904 Indian Head Cent, Variety 3, Bronze CIRC Main Image

Act now to own this vintage Indian Head cent from the early 19th century! Designed by James B. Longacre, Indian Head cents are considered the most beautiful bronze U.S. coins. But they`re seldom seen today. Obverse depicts Liberty in a Native American headdress. Reverse of coin features oak wreath and shield. In 1904, Charles E. Menches unveiled the ice cream cone at the Louisiana Purchase Exposition and New York City held the first Times Square New Year`s Eve celebration. That same year, musician Glenn Miller and author/illustrator Theodor "Dr. Seuss" Geisel were born. Recall these historic events with this classic Indian Head cent!

1904 Indian Head Cent, Variety 3, Bronze CIRC

1904 Indian Head Cent, Variety 3, Bronze G Main Image

1904 Indian Head Cent, Variety 3, Bronze G

1904 Indian Head Cent, Variety 3, Bronze VG Main Image

1904 Indian Head Cent, Variety 3, Bronze VG

1904 Indian Head Cent, Variety 3, Bronze F Main Image

1904 Indian Head Cent, Variety 3, Bronze F

1904 Indian Head Cent, Variety 3, Bronze VF#2 Main Image

1904 Indian Head Cent, Variety 3, Bronze VF#2

1904 Indian Head Cent, Variety 3, Bronze VF Main Image

1904 Indian Head Cent, Variety 3, Bronze VF

1904 Indian Head Cent, Variety 3, Bronze XF#2 Main Image

1904 Indian Head Cent, Variety 3, Bronze XF#2

1904 Indian Head Cent, Variety 3, Bronze XF Main Image

1904 Indian Head Cent, Variety 3, Bronze XF

1873 Indian Head Cent, Variety 3, Bronze, Open 3 Main Image

1873 Indian Head Cent, Variety 3, Bronze, Open 3 VF Main Image

This bronze Indian Head cent is sure to be prized by any collector! The Mint created this variety when Chief Coiner Archibald L. Snowden complained the "closed" 3 in the dates could be misread as an 8. Obverse depicts Liberty in a Native American headdress. Bears the final reverse design of the series, featuring oak wreath and shield with a strong N in ONE CENT. In 1873, Congress adopted the gold standard - an act critics called the "Crime of `73". That same year, the U.S. Mint became a bureau of the Treasury Department. Recall an important year in coinage history with this classic Indian Head cent!

1873 Indian Head Cent, Variety 3, Bronze, Open 3 VF

1873 Indian Head Cent, Variety 3, Bronze, Open 3 XF Main Image

1873 Indian Head Cent, Variety 3, Bronze, Open 3 XF

This bronze Indian Head cent is sure to be prized by any collector! The Mint created this variety when Chief Coiner Archibald L. Snowden complained the "closed" 3 in the dates could be misread as an 8. Obverse depicts Liberty in a Native American headdress. Bears the final reverse design of the series, featuring oak wreath and shield with a strong N in ONE CENT. In 1873, Congress adopted the gold standard&ndash; an act critics called the "Crime of '73". That same year, the U.S. Mint became a bureau of the Treasury Department. Recall an important year in coinage history with this classic Indian Head cent!

1873 Indian Head Cent, Variety 3, Bronze, Open 3

1892 Indian Head Cent, Variety 3, Bronze Main Image

Add a vintage 1892 Indian Head penny to your collection! Designed by James B. Longacre, Indian Head cents are considered the most beautiful bronze U.S. coins. The 1892 penny's obverse depicts Liberty in a Native American headdress. The reverse of the coin features an oak wreath and shield. 

In 1892, the U.S. Mint struck its first <a target="_blank" title="Shop U.S. Commemorative Coins" href="/commemoratives">commemorative coin</a> &ndash; the Columbian Exposition silver half dollar. That same year, the federal immigration office at Ellis Island opened and Abraham Lincoln's birthday was declared a national holiday. Recall these historic events with this classic 1892 one-cent coin! 

We offer a variety of grades to meet your collecting goals and budget. And each 1892 Indian penny is backed by Littleton's 45-day Money Back Guarantee of Satisfaction. This series is popular among collectors, and it's estimated less than 4,000 of these 1892 Indian Head cents survive in all grades. So don't wait. Order your 1892 U.S. penny today!

1892 Indian Head Cent, Variety 3, Bronze

1908-S Indian Head Cent, Variety 3, Bronze Main Image

This vintage coin is a &quot;must&quot; for any collector of U.S. coins. Struck by the prestigious San Francisco Mint, this classic Indian Head cent is the first cent to bear the coveted &quot;S&quot; mint mark. And it&#39;s the first non-precious metal U.S. coin issued by a Branch Mint! Obverse features Liberty in a Native American headdress. Reverse of coin depicts oak wreath and shield. Designed by James B. Longacre, the Indian Head cent is considered the most beautiful bronze U.S. coin. But it&#39;s seldom seen today, so don&#39;t wait. Act now to add this important Indian Head cent to your collection!

1908-S Indian Head Cent, Variety 3, Bronze

1908-S Indian Head Cent, Variety 3, Bronze, Fine Main Image

This key date 1908-S Indian Head cent is a must-have for every collector hoping to complete an Indian Head cent collection. It is the first cent struck at a branch U.S. Mint, and it is uncertain exactly how many exist today. <li>First San Francisco "S" mint mark on a cent</li><li>3rd lowest mintage of the series </li><li>Just over 1.1 million struck</li> <li>Scarce in Fine condition</li> Less than 1% of all collectors could own this scarce, key-date coin from the highly popular 1859-1909 Indian Head series. Don&#39;t miss your opportunity!

1908-S Indian Head Cent, Variety 3, Bronze, Fine

1908-S Indian Head Cent, Variety 3, Bronze F/VF Main Image

This vintage coin is a "must" for any collector of U.S. coins. Struck by the prestigious San Francisco Mint, this classic Indian Head cent is the first cent to bear the coveted "S" mint mark. And it`s the first non-precious metal U.S. coin issued by a Branch Mint! Obverse features Liberty in a Native American headdress. Reverse of coin depicts oak wreath and shield. Designed by James B. Longacre, the Indian Head cent is considered the most beautiful bronze U.S. coin. But it`s seldom seen today, so don`t wait. Act now to add this important Indian Head cent to your collection!

1908-S Indian Head Cent, Variety 3, Bronze F/VF

This key date 1908-S Indian Head cent is a must-have for every collector hoping to complete an Indian Head cent collection. It is the first cent struck at a branch U.S. Mint, and it is uncertain exactly how many exist today. <ul><li>First San Francisco "S" mint mark on a cent</li><li>3rd lowest mintage of the series </li><li>Just over 1.1 million struck</li><li>Scarce in Very Fine condition</li></ul> Less than 1% of all collectors could own this scarce, key-date coin from the highly popular 1859-1909 Indian Head series. Don&#39;t miss your opportunity!

1908-S Indian Head Cent, Variety 3, Bronze XF Main Image

1908-S Indian Head Cent, Variety 3, Bronze XF

1872 Indian Head Cent Main Image

The low-mintage 1872 Indian Head cent is a semi-key date needed by every collector hoping to complete a date and mint mark set. Once the Civil War ended, coins that were hoarded reappeared, so fewer coins were needed and mintages were smaller. <ul><li>Philadelphia struck just over 4 million</li><li>Scarce date &ndash; many melted by U.S. Mint soon after issue</li></ul> Add this popular and very desirable Indian Head cent date to your collection, while it&#39;s available and affordable.

1872 Indian Head Cent

1872 Indian Head Cent Brown Main Image

1872 Indian Head Cent Brown

1872 Indian Head Cent NGC           CH#2 Main Image

1872 Indian Head Cent NGC           CH#2

1872 Indian Head Cent, Fine Main Image

1872 Indian Head Cent, Fine

1900 Indian Head Cent, Variety 3, Bronze Main Image

Add a vintage 1900 Indian Head penny to your collection! Designed by James B. Longacre, Indian Head cents are widely considered the most beautiful bronze U.S. coins. The 1900 penny's obverse depicts Liberty in a Native American headdress. The reverse of the coin features an oak wreath and shield. In 1900, the first Lafayette dollar ever struck was presented to French president Émile Loubet, and New York hosted the first National Automobile Show. That same year, L. Frank Baum published The Wizard of Oz. Recall the start of the 20th century with this classic 1900 one-cent coin! We offer a variety of grades to meet your collection goals and budget. Plus, each 1900 Indian penny is backed by Littleton’s 45-day Money Back Guarantee of Satisfaction. This series is popular among collectors, and demand for all cents has only increased since the U.S. Mint stopped producing pennies for circulation in 2025. PCGS estimates less than 4,000 of these 1900 Indian Head pennies survive in all grades, so order yours today!

1900 Indian Head Cent, Variety 3, Bronze

Act now to own this classic Indian Head cent - the first cent from the 19th century! Designed by James B. Longacre, Indian Head cents are considered the most beautiful bronze U.S. coins. But they`re seldom seen today. Obverse depicts Liberty in a Native American headdress. Reverse of coin features oak wreath and shield. In 1900, the first Lafayette dollar ever struck was presented to French president Émile Loubet, and the first National Automobile Show was held in New York. That same year, L. Frank Baum published The Wizard of Oz. Recall the start of the 20th century with this vintage Indian Head cent!

1903 Indian Head Cent, Variety 3, Bronze Main Image

Add a vintage 1903 Indian Head penny to your collection! Designed by James B. Longacre, Indian Head cents are seldom seen today. But they are widely considered the most beautiful bronze U.S. coins. The 1903 penny's obverse depicts Liberty in a Native American headdress. The reverse of the coin features an oak wreath and shield.This classic coin was issued the year the Wright Brothers made their first powered flight at Kitty Hawk, North Carolina. That same year, the U.S. Mint struck its first commemorative gold coin &ndash; the Louisiana Purchase Exposition gold dollar. And you can recall these historic events with this classic 1903 American penny.We offer a variety of grades to meet your collection goals and budget. And each 1903 United States penny coin is backed by Littleton's 45-day Money Back Guarantee of Satisfaction. Order one for your collection today!

1903 Indian Head Cent, Variety 3, Bronze

1903 Indian Head Cent, Variety 3, Bronze CIRC Main Image

1903 Indian Head Cent, Variety 3, Bronze CIRC

1903 Indian Head Cent, Variety 3, Bronze G Main Image

Act now to own this vintage Indian Head cent from the early 19th century! Designed by James B. Longacre, Indian Head cents are considered the most beautiful bronze U.S. coins. But they`re seldom seen today. Obverse depicts Liberty in a Native American headdress. Reverse of coin features oak wreath and shield. The year 1903 witnessed the first powered flight, made by Orville Wright at Kitty Hawk, N.C. That same year, the U.S. Mint struck its first commemorative gold coin, the Louisiana Purchase Exposition gold dollar. Recall these historic events with this classic Indian Head!

1903 Indian Head Cent, Variety 3, Bronze G

1903 Indian Head Cent, Variety 3, Bronze VG Main Image

1903 Indian Head Cent, Variety 3, Bronze VG

1903 Indian Head Cent, Variety 3, Bronze F#2 Main Image

1903 Indian Head Cent, Variety 3, Bronze F#2

1903 Indian Head Cent, Variety 3, Bronze F Main Image

1903 Indian Head Cent, Variety 3, Bronze F

1903 Indian Head Cent, Variety 3, Bronze VF#2 Main Image

1903 Indian Head Cent, Variety 3, Bronze VF#2

1903 Indian Head Cent, Variety 3, Bronze VF Main Image

1903 Indian Head Cent, Variety 3, Bronze VF

1903 Indian Head Cent, Variety 3, Bronze XF#2 Main Image

1903 Indian Head Cent, Variety 3, Bronze XF#2

1903 Indian Head Cent, Variety 3, Bronze XF Main Image

1903 Indian Head Cent, Variety 3, Bronze XF

1903 Indian Head Cent, Variety 3, Bronze AU50 Main Image

1903 Indian Head Cent, Variety 3, Bronze AU50

1901 Indian Head Cent, Variety 3, Bronze Main Image

Add a vintage 1901 Indian Head penny to your collection! Designed by James B. Longacre, Indian Head cents are seldom seen today. But they are widely considered the most beautiful bronze U.S. coins. The 1901 penny's obverse depicts Liberty in a Native American headdress. The reverse of the coin features an oak wreath and shield.This classic coin was issued the year 25th U.S. President William McKinley was assassinated and Theodore Roosevelt became the 26th president. That same year, the New Philadelphia Mint opened and oil was first discovered in Texas. And now you can recall these historic events with this classic 1901 United States penny.We offer a variety of grades to meet your collection goals and budget. And each 1901 one cent coin is backed by Littleton's 45-day Money Back Guarantee of Satisfaction. Order one for your collection today!

1901 Indian Head Cent, Variety 3, Bronze

1901 Indian Head Cent, Variety 3, Bronze CIRC Main Image

Act now to own this seldom-seen Indian Head cent from the early 19th century! Designed by James B. Longacre, Indian Head cents are considered the most beautiful bronze U.S. coins. But they`re seldom seen today. Obverse depicts Liberty in a Native American headdress. Reverse of coin features oak wreath and shield. In 1901, U.S. president William McKinley was assassinated, and Theodore Roosevelt became the 26th president. That same year, the New Philadelphia Mint opened and oil was first discovered in Texas. Recall these historic events with this classic Indian Head cent!

1901 Indian Head Cent, Variety 3, Bronze CIRC

1901 Indian Head Cent, Variety 3, Bronze G Main Image

1901 Indian Head Cent, Variety 3, Bronze G

1901 Indian Head Cent, Variety 3, Bronze VG Main Image

1901 Indian Head Cent, Variety 3, Bronze VG

1901 Indian Head Cent, Variety 3, Bronze F Main Image

1901 Indian Head Cent, Variety 3, Bronze F

1901 Indian Head Cent, Variety 3, Bronze VF#2 Main Image

1901 Indian Head Cent, Variety 3, Bronze VF#2

1901 Indian Head Cent, Variety 3, Bronze VF Main Image

1901 Indian Head Cent, Variety 3, Bronze VF

1901 Indian Head Cent, Variety 3, Bronze XF#2 Main Image

1901 Indian Head Cent, Variety 3, Bronze XF#2

1901 Indian Head Cent, Variety 3, Bronze XF Main Image

1901 Indian Head Cent, Variety 3, Bronze XF

1902 Indian Head Cent, Variety 3, Bronze Main Image

Add a vintage 1902 Indian Head penny to your collection! Designed by James B. Longacre, Indian Head cents are seldom seen today. But they are widely considered the most beautiful bronze U.S. coins. The 1902 penny's obverse depicts Liberty in a Native American headdress. The reverse of the coin features an oak wreath and shield. In 1902, the Mount Washington Hotel opened in Bretton Woods, New Hampshire. The hotel would later host the Bretton Woods International Monetary Conference in 1944, which established the World Bank and set the gold standard at $35.00 per ounce. Recall these historic events with this classic 1902 Indian penny. We offer a variety of grades to meet your collection goals and budget. And each 1902 United States penny coin is backed by Littleton's 45-day Money Back Guarantee of Satisfaction. Now more than a century old, these 1902 Indian Head cents make great additions to any collection. Order one for yours today!

1902 Indian Head Cent, Variety 3, Bronze

1908 Indian Head Cent, Variety 3, Bronze Main Image

Act now to own this classic Indian Head cent! Designed by James B. Longacre, the Indian Head cent is considered the most beautiful bronze U.S. coin. Obverse features Liberty in a Native American headdress, while reverse of coin depicts oak wreath and shield. In 1908, it became mandatory for the motto IN GOD WE TRUST to appear on all U.S. coins. That same year also witnessed the births of Ian Fleming, Mel Blanc, Buddy Ebson, Bette Davis, and future U.S. president Lyndon Johnson. Recall these historic events with this vintage Indian Head cent!

1908 Indian Head Cent, Variety 3, Bronze

1908 Indian Head Cent, Variety 3, Bronze CIRC Main Image

Act now to own this classic Indian Head cent! Designed by James B. Longacre, the Indian Head cent is considered the most beautiful bronze U.S. coin. Obverse features Liberty in a Native American headdress, while reverse of coin depicts oak wreath and shield. In 1908, it became mandatory for the motto IN GOD WE TRUST to appear on all U.S. coins. That same year also witnessed the births of Ian Fleming, Mel Blanc, Buddy Ebson, Bette Davis, and future U.S. president Lyndon Johnson. Recall these historic events with this vintage Indian Head cent!

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