1864 Bronze Indian Head Cent RPD?

colors look weird so I can't tell - CN or bronze?

It's a bronze cent. I'm still trying to figure out my camera. It doesn't help that I am Red/Green colorblind lol.

Yeah I just recently got the snow guide myself. I couldn't find it in there. I thought the the little knob part was PMD. How would I go about getting someone to look at it for me?

Oh, man. Please forgive me, but I laughed out loud at the frustration of someone with red/green blindness (my dad was that way) trying to get White Balance right. However, you have me thinking, and I've got to find out if there's a fairly easy solution to this.

There is *one* solution if you have the right equipment - shoot a Custom White Balance image from a known-color card (18% gray or pure white) for each photo session, or light the exact same way each time (I don't even shoot during daylight for that reason). No type of color blindness will matter to this process.

I think the stuff in the feathers is a die clash. You can even see some of the shield between the bust and the date.
I saw the '64 CN S-2. The 4 has some similar doubling, but it looks different too.

Update: I just heard back from Rick Snow regarding his attribution fees:
$4 per coin
$8 for return postage via registered mail.
$1 for every $1,000 value insurance.

Shipping address:
Rick Snow
P.O Box 65645
Tucson AZ 85728

Thanks DVCollector I'll get in contact with him.
Thanks to you SSuperDDave as well I will give that a try and see what I can come up with.
No worries on the laughter. I do it often.
Yes in between the feathers is part of the die clash. It's fairly obvious on the REV as well, but hard to pick up with the camera.

Here is his page
http://www.indiancent.com/

What camera are you using, Waxemm? I'd be happy to work with you on getting the best out of it - we've a pretty active Photography forum here which I can't seem to keep my hands off of.