Just 22,000 minted which is the lowest mintage in the series after 1907. This coin is attractive and nearly mint state with just a touch of ‘rub’ on the high points of the design.

CAC. This is a better date with a relatively low mintage of 82,000 coins. However, a fair number of high grade coins have survived and they are among the prettiest coins in the entire series. This example has a few very minor tics that keep it out of a 65 or higher holder, but for […]

This piece offers vibrant reddish-brown luster with subtle toning and excellent eye appeal. Well struck with sharp feather details, the surfaces retains much of the original mint color, especially in the protected areas of the design.

Well struck throughout with 4 full diamonds. The surfaces are choice and mostly mint red, blending with soft brown.

CAC. Sharply struck with glossy brown surfaces that have a trace of faded red.

Very sharply struck with rich yellow-gold luster over choice surfaces. A date that’s easy to find in the lower mint state grades but truly scarce in Gem or better.

CAC. Super flashy with a faint golden hue.

CAC. Sharply struck with nearly flawless original surfaces that display light golden toning.

The final issue of the series. With a tiny mintage of only 309,000 coins, it is the lowest-mintage regular-issue Indian cent. This example is a nice near-Gem, exhibiting rich luster with an attractive blend of fiery original red and mellowed copper-brown surfaces. The obverse and reverse display sharp detail and the surface quality is outstanding […]