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21 Jun 2022

1900, 1903, 1905 & 1906 Indian Head US Cents

Coins-United States | AC Coin$๐ŸŒŽ

Considered by enthusiasts and well known sites as the most beautiful copper coins in American History. The Indian Head Cent was designed and engraved by reknown James Barton Longacre. 

By the turn of the century, the USA had entered a steadfast era of continuous progress. Presidents McKinley and Roosevelt had their turns , the first until 1901 and Roosevelt from 1901...until 1909.

Cities, businesses and factories grew exponentially. The Nation became a service provider, an innovator and a steward of progress.

These Indian Head cents represent, because of their years of issuance, the might of the country into the early 20th century years up to 1909.

In my own words.

For further details about this item and others please visit my collections section.

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Comments

Mal_ANA_YN

Level 5

Cool coins for sure. Great pieces of history.

user_71533

Level 1

Those are some good coins you got there! I bet you have a great collection. Thanks for the good facts! I'll make sure to go to your collection section!

Thanks for your comments .

Mike

Level 7

Yes many things happened in those years. What I was trying to say is what were they.? I know the model T car made its debut and cost 850.00 things like that. So much happened that's what I was looking for. I can't list the things that happened. Marconi had his phone . The signal for S.O.S. was adopted. That's what I mean. And I'm not being disrespectful. Just trying to understand. Mike.

Thanks .

Kepi

Level 6

Nice coins. ; )

Thanks .

Rebelfire76

Level 4

Quintessential piece of American numismatic history for sure. And very prevalent at a time of booming United States growth. The last cent to have an image other than President Lincoln.

Thanks for your comments .

Jackson14

Level 4

Cool coins.

Thanks .

Mike

Level 7

Didn't you do a blog on Indian head cents on May 29th.? And I thought the other one had more information! No disrespect intended. I mean there different dates.

Different dates, same cent. The ones posted earlier represent an era. These here, turn of the century. Different stories. Thanks for your comments.

Kepi

Level 6

I agree with you Mike...

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