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1893 Indian Head Cent

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This is the last IHC I felt would grade problem free out of the 21 "uncirculated" labeled IHCs. 16 seemed to have black spots and verdigris, and wont be posted. I may at some point in the future see if I can preserve them.

Here is a 1893 Indian Head cent for your consideration. Out of the 5 IHCs posted I feel this one has the best detail, luster and in hand eye appeal. I'm thinking mid to high MS range. What are your opinions on grade/condition? Worth getting slabbed?


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With Respect and possibly the picture.....AU55-58. Tips of feathers on headdress and hair curls at base of neck show wear.
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I'll say MS-64BN.
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@Salmotrutta First off! to the CCF

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Tips of feathers on headdress and hair curls at base of neck show wear.

I believe what you're seeing is possibly strike weakness or maybe Die Deterioration. I do not believe this coin was circulated. Here's a different picture from another angle and different lighting.

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MS63 BN, shot at MS64 looking at it again, I'll stay at 63
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Tough one, lower hair curl and high on cheekbone have me wondering if slightly circulated or weak strike... AU 58 or MS63BN is where I'd put it...IMO
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MS63BN....nice look!
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Another nice Indian cent, could grade 63 or 64BN. Probably not worth having graded from an economic standpoint. However, I might consider sending off your best coins to ANACS under one of their submission specials. Cost per coin should be under $15 and the slabs provide protection and proof of authenticity. At a minimum that would help preserve these attractive pieces.
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your original photos are not helping as much as the vid but the vid is a little far away. I think the lighting and photo are showing the fields as flat especially the reverse which in the vid does not appear to be the case. I think its in the MS63-64BN range
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I think this one is MS-64BN.
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Ms-64
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