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Thissale is for an 1864 Bronze No L Indian HeadCent #1, which I estimate to be in Overall Choice Very Fine Brown condition. This Scarce, Civil War PennyhasaNice LIBERTY,that is Fully Visible, and 1+ Diamonds. This Historic One Cent also has Most ofthe Hair and Feather Detail left. It has a Decent Overall Look, and Modest Wearon the Reverse. This Ultra Low, 34 MillionMintage Philadelphia Penny is a Deed ofHistoric Real Estate and an Appreciating Asset! Thecollectible rare coin pictured, is the actual coin you will receive.
The Official ANA Grading Standards Book (Whitman) defines theChoice Very Fine grade as: “Light to moderate even wear. All major featuressharp. Small, flat spots of wear on tips of feathers, ribbon and hair ends.Hair still shows half of details. LIBERTY is slightly worn and letters aregenerally sharp. Leaves and bow are worn but fully detailed.” *Please do grade for yourself using the pictures. Please hit “Contact Seller” at theTop with any serious inquiries or comments. I have watched Indian Heads go fromface value, $.01 to $10.00 in 30 years. That’s 33% per year- Steady. Rare Coinis a Great way to Hedge your deflating dollar. “Tuck-a-Buck-a-Day-Away.”- UpsideDow
1865: January- With the penny crisis solved, Congress FormallyAbolishes Slavery. Lee finally surrenders a few months later, in April. AbrahamLincoln is assassinated just five days after Lee surrenders. Arlington NationalCemetery is later built on Lee’s Front Yard, to Forever Shame him, and toForever Honor American Soldiers killed in the line of duty. Approximately700,000 Americans were killed in The U.S. Civil War.
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