Offered here is a 1907 Indian Head cent from the Philadelphia Mint (no mint mark). With more than 108 million struck, 1907 is the highest-mintage year of the entire Indian cent series, and one of the last years before the Lincoln cent replaced it in 1909.
Grade: VG (Very Good), net. Full, bold rims with denticles all the way around, a bold date and legends, and every feather outlined and separated. On the reverse the shield lines are sharp and the oak wreath, bow and arrows show good detail.
Condition, please read: LIBERTY on the headband is not visible. The surfaces are granular and slightly rough, with many fine scratches and hairlines, heaviest on the portrait and headband, and scattered light marks in the fields. There is a small dark spot near the second A of AMERICA, and a small nick on the reverse rim at about 8 o'clock. Even medium brown color. Please look at all the photos, which are the best description.
Composition: bronze (95% copper, 5% tin and zinc)
Mintage: 108,138,618
Condition: ungraded, raw coin. The grade is our opinion only.
The coin ships in a protective holder.
The coin shown is the exact coin you will receive.
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