Does anyone see an Indian?

It's done. Forget about it and move on.

 

Log in or Sign up to hide this ad.

@Nathan Kristan

Many of the members who regularly answer questions are very knowledgeable of the minting process. They are telling you that there is no way for an Indian design to be on your 1943 steel cent. It CAN NOT occur. Indian cents were last made in 1909, 34 years before the mint first used a steel planchet, so it can't be struck over an Indian cent. Also, you cannot have random images on the dies. The die making process doesn't work like that.

What you have is some sort of staining or circulation damage that makes you think it's an Indian. It's similar to seeing shapes in the clouds, or pictures of Jesus on a piece of burnt toast.

Hope this helps

 

I think I've just discovered errybody's prollem . . . . . .

Just need a good monitor cleanin' . . . . .

Z

​

 

.

 

I don't see an "Indian Cent"... I see a Buffalo nickel Indian.

 

Not even going to talk about the buffalo

 

Some damage for sure

 

From what I see, it's environmental damage.

 

I know

 

https://www.feelgoodcontacts.ie/blog/do-you-suffer-from-pareidolia

Don't read it if you are paranoid already, IMO, Jim

 

I guess I'm still living in the stone-age (lions, tigers and bears, oh my!).

 

If only threads like these could be memory-holed.

 

Lol

 

Just fugaboudit.

 

I found one, I found one . . . . !​

It seems to be calling my name . . . . . . .

Z

​

 

The Error Coins forum has almost 39,000 threads. You just got to wonder how many of these threads are rooted in pareidolia and ignorance like this particular thread.

 

I have an MS70 1943 Copper Cent that looks like a shoe.