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Valued Member
United States
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Poll Question
Tell me this forum....
Which would you rather find while roll searching or just while going through your spare change?
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Valued Member
United States
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depends on condition to me. Although the S VDB is most expensive. An XF 1909 S Indian is about the same price as a G4 S VDB. In those terms, I'd take an XF 1909 S Indian.
Or I guess I'd say go ahead and let me find a G4 S VDB and I'd trade it for an XF 1909 S Indian
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United States
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Hmmmmmm, I've never found an IHC before but, with all the money from the S VDB I could buy a lot of IHC's. I'd rather get the IHC just because of the shock value I would get from seeing a face other than Lincoln's. |
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 United States
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I'm a HUGE IHC fan but in this case, 09-S VDB. swcoin.ecrater.com
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Pillar of the Community
United States
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I voted for the injun because I still need that one for my Dansco, I already have the VDB.
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Bedrock of the Community
United States
19935 Posts |
For purely financial gain, the SVDB, but I voted for the 09-S Indian. It has a lower mintage and they are tougher to obtain than the SVDB...plus I already have an SVDB.
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United States
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i voted for the 1909s vdb because I think still possible to find ! I found a 1909 vdb and many other keydates but never found a IHC in change or roll so for is just impossible to find a 1909s ! |
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United States
809 Posts |
The Indian head is more rare than the s vdb...but the s vdb gets all the press and is more famous!! I really think the value on the Indian Head cent should be alot higher.  |
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ok this being my poll I'll put my Two Cents in.... I think personally i'd like to find the 09S-VDB. Since getting into coins I've found that most of my attention seems to fall on the ol' wheaties. I have already dwindled my collection down to only needing the semi-keys and keys and a hand full of others. So to add the 09S-VDB to my collection would just be all the more better IMO. |
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I voted for the Indian Head, just because of the improbability of it. A 09-S Lincoln could actually be possible. With Indian Heads, you might get a common one with every $500 or so in pennies while roll-searching. I would like to see the odds of either happening, no matter how slim. But call me naive, or ignorant, I believe.  |
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Ricardocody: I think (it's) still possible to find!  More than a million-to-one shot, but if the Lincoln 1909 S-VDB was resting obverse up, in an inattentive cashier's drawer...    |
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I voted for the Indian head too Darth! On the Indian head they only minted 309,000...the s vdb they minted 484,000!! I would rather have the Indian Head cent,because according to some people on here you can find the s vdb at the gas station...so that makes them very common! |
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United States
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I voted for the 09S VDB. I wont be getting my hands on one anytime soon due to price, whereas the 09 Indian I could afford. Really do wonder why the price difference is there though, almost seems it should be vice versa.
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Bedrock of the Community
United States
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It SVDB is vastly more popular, one of the best known valuable coins if not the best known. Supply and demand, SVDB wins even though the Indian is rarer. I see SVDB's for sale all the time, they are plentiful, but I don't see an 09-S Indian often.
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Valued Member
United States
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S VDB is more expensive because of how vastly popular the Lincoln Cent is. Way more people collect lincoln's than IH's. |
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United States
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I wouldn't be upset finding either one, but I do have a hole to fill in my Lincoln album, so ill pass on the IHC this time. |
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Posted 02/20/2011 8:55 pm
