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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;robbudo, post: 808322, member: 19243&quot;]Indian head cents are my cup of tea too.&nbsp; Aside from a full collection of Indians, I mainly collect Indian cent errors.&nbsp; Some of my favorite errors are in lower grades - I appreciate the higher grade ones, but I have something for the lower grade ones too.&nbsp; I have an 1865 that is 40% off center that is in VG-10.&nbsp; I also have an 1859 that has a rotated reverse of 90 degrees in AG-3.&nbsp; How many people noticed as it changed hands?&nbsp; A penny must have been worth something back then if these coins were in circulation for as long as they were.&nbsp; They&#039;ve got some serious history.&nbsp; I have two 1908-S indian cents with laminations, but they seem pretty common on those planchets that San Francisco used that first year.&nbsp; I just picked up a 1908-S with some gold-colored metal struck through on the obverse, very excited about that one.&nbsp; I only need 18 more Indian dates in errors and I have the whole collection.&nbsp; I would classify about 6 of those as easy dates, but will be close to impossible.&nbsp; I&#039;ve only seen one 1877 Indian error and it was a rim clip (and hardly worth the seller&#039;s asking price).&nbsp; It would be boring if it wasn&#039;t so interesting ...[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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