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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;The Penny Lady®, post: 614101, member: 16948&quot;]Of course 1869/69 Indian cents get a premium, usually double of the non-overdate.&nbsp; But I didn&#039;t say you wouldn&#039;t get ANY premium for this particular coin, just probably not as much if that coin didn&#039;t have the heavy woodgrain toning which somewhat obscures the overdate (at least it looks that way from the photos).&nbsp; I sell quite a lot of 1869/69 Indian cents and collectors looking for that date want to be able to easily see the overdate.&nbsp; My opinion is that if a customer were to look at the same grade 1869/69 as this one without the woodgrain toning, they would most likely choose the one without the woodgrain so they could see the overdate more clearly - unless, of course, the woodgrain coin was priced less![/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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