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Is It Worth Grading 1867 Indian Head Penny

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I have been collecting coins for a while now and have a few good ones and errors, but have never payed to have one graded and was wondering if this was worth it. Its the nicest wheat I own. I was quoted $60 to grade and was told its more the more its worth?
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to CCF. It is an IHC,Indian Head Cent,not a Wheat penny. Who told you it cost $60 to grade? What grading company slab would it be put in? Need pic of reverse to grade. As a general rule, the coin need to have a retail value of at least $150 to justify all costs involved in sending it in.
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That IHC looks cleaned to me. Not worth slabbing.
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ps, this is not a Wheat penny, it is an Indian Head cent.
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To the CCF

As nss-52 points out with his photo comparisons, it is clearly a counterfeit
so wouldn't be Gradeable anyway.
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Notice the date and the R in AMERICA.
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that coin is a counterfeit .
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Doesn't sound to good about your coin from what everyone is saying. Where did you get it?
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Agree this is probably counterfeit.



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I found it in a older coin roll a 1970s bank roll couldn't tell much more then that it's super clean and probably counterfeit from the comments.
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It's not "probably counterfeit", it's 100% counterfeit.
There are numerous counterfeit markers on the coin.
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Ok cool why would someone counterfeit this year? Just a general question
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It's very expensive
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Because an Uncirculated 1867 is about a $300 coin, and once you have the dies made up you can crank out about 60 of them a minute or about $18,000 a minute. Even if you wholesale them out at $5 each you can clear $18,000 an hour.
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An 1867 RED MS65 is only about $7500 to $9000 in the right holder !
Yours is a recent fake that retails for about a buck and half from a Chinese counterfeiter.
We see this stuff on a regular basis at our weekly market , the only thing more laughable than the obvious
fakes is the Acquisition Stories that often accompany them !
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