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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;bhp3rd, post: 525320, member: 16510&quot;]<b>Yes they are very special,</b></p><p><br /></p><p>Yes they are very special, it&#039;s a coin that&#039;s got it all!</p><p>&nbsp;</p><p>A beautiful American classic.</p><p>Instantly recognizable.</p><p>Both obverse and reverse are gorgeous.</p><p>Coin Production for 50 years thru some the most advanced growth period in this nation.</p><p>Obverse is stunning although not an American Indian face but european, still stunning, clean clear lines and simple.</p><p>It&#039;s on the one cent coin, a coin each and every person in this nation really used during and long after production.</p><p>The proofs are even more stunning.</p><p>The engraver was a artistic genius.</p><p>First branch mint one cent piece 1908-S.</p><p>Increases in value every year.</p><p>Not hard to find at least in circulated grades.</p><p>Nice circulated pieces are always available and most are reasonable.</p><p>Many experts know and love this series.</p><p>Some have beautiful toning.</p><p>Learn this series and you will love it - here&#039;s a hint for free - you cannot go wrong on buying problem free nice original copper nickel issues at VF-35 and above.&nbsp; Hold them 2 years and you will make some money.</p><p>Only drawback to the above -you may have to look at 100 or 1000 coins before you find one in a problem free VF-35 and above, these are not common plus by the time two years comes around you won&#039;t want to sell them.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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