1866 Indian Head Cent Philadelphia - F to VF silver-bags

1866 Indian Head Cent Philadelphia - F to VF silver-bagsMintage of 9,826,500 Strcuk at the Philadelphia Mint Key Date Indian Cent The 1866 Indian Head Penny stands out as a scarcer and more sought after issue than its immediate predecessors from 1864 and 1865, making it a key date for collectors of the series. Struck at the Philadelphia Mint during the early years of post Civil War recovery, this regular issue coin carries deep historical significance, representing a nation in the process of reconstruction

and light-refracting properties

Featuring an adult Simba standing on the Pride Rock

each issued by rival national governments

emerging from an era when gold circulated freely in the American South

even under torture

The result is a coin that is both visually striking and historically significant

This coin has been struck through a foreign substance

and historical significance in a way never seen before

Popular Chibi design

this example has been authenticated and encapsulated for long-term protection

they are fierce falcons that use surprise attacks to bring down small songbirds

this piece is a shining emblem of American minting excellence