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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;1865King, post: 7996879, member: 103207&quot;]Wood graining if nice will add a premium to its value.&nbsp; However, in some cases no.&nbsp; It depends on the collector.&nbsp; I was at a big show in October of 2020 and there was one older man specifically looking for Indian cents with wood graining.&nbsp; So they are popular.&nbsp;&nbsp; Personally I like it if nice.&nbsp; Your Indian looks like it would grade XF+ but, if I base my opinion on your pictures your coin has the look of being cleaned / dipped.&nbsp; It looks a little washed out.&nbsp; It could be just the lighting used so the coin may be perfectly fine.&nbsp; In any event that is a well struck 1909-S Indian cent.&nbsp; These are normally seen weakly struck on the feathers and some weakness on the reverse.&nbsp; Yours looks better than most for the grade.&nbsp; I hope it comes back straight graded.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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