Indian Head Cent Sunday thread!! Post yours too...

Hey everyone! This is my *New thread, "The Indian Head Cent Sunday". Say that ten times fast!
Anyways, I thought it would be a good idea to start a thread concerning these little coin gems. I know very little about this series as far as errors and varieties, so do share your experience. I have several of them, mostly dug but some not.
Here are a few Pics of mine. Please share and comment if you wish.
This is a 1870/ 1882 that I dug. The 1909 was a gift. The culls were accumulated.

 

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My collection I started in 1948 in the original album that has been repaired many times.

 

This one was in an old ACG holder graded at PF-64. PCGS cracked it out and gave it PF-66. CAC gave it a green bean.

 

This is a fun coin you won't see very often. PCGS called it AU-53 DDO FS-101 S-1, off center clashed reverse. It went to CAC but no answer yet.

 

For Taylor Bowl LVII !

 

Counterstamp IHC


Whatever is going on here

 

Incomplete Planchet
From my collection..

 

Metal detected at Brighton beach Brooklyn NYC.. aka Coney Island

 

My favorite park detected find..

 

Wow, it looks like it was there since 1876.

 

Only 139 struck.

Z

 

Why 3 different 1964? I believe the story goes that people were hording copper/nickel cents so the mint decided to produce bronze cents after a few months of producing the copper/nickel. Then later that year the engraver added his initial L for James B. Longacre. Here is on I have that is counterfeit, you can tell by the extra rim on the obverse from 6 to 10. Regards.

 

1864

 

In my 7070

 

You are correct Sir.

 

Gone but not forgotten

 

Here is an 1866 with three die breaks.

 

No L, Bronze, which is a very minor type.



I bought and sold this 1877 when I was a dealer. I bought it raw from a collector and had it graded.



The 1908-S was the first cent that was struck at a branch mint. It makes the coin special to me.



This is my best Proof Indian Cent.

 

Here is a 1909s that I have.