Indian Head Cent Values - Rare Pattern Discovered! How Much Are Indian Cents Worth?

[@princessnprincessinc]

Your website helps a lot! Thank you!

[@numismaticstacker]

Great video about indian head pennies!

[@kellneace8356]

your page is the only one i use for guidance on my coins. love it !thank you sir .

[@barbaraseaverson155]

Thanks for the information.

[@ectogeoszethip136]

GREAT INFORMATION AGAIN DANIEL THANK YOU.

[@CoinHELPu]

You're welcome

[@rosebud3971]

Txs Daniel.

[@retiredfire66rybak50]

Good video Daniel thnx again...Rick

[@DCBingo]

I know where to look for good information.

[@blockhead3551]

Indians are one of my favorite coins

[@masterofcents.8175]

The same information I give my customers. Great video thank you.

[@ECP]

You the MAN Daniel.... Love ❤️ your VIDEOS... KEEP UP the great WORK...

[@meocon218]

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[@billydow1971]

My grandpa used to say that just because I'm old doesn't make me worth anything. I disagreed of course.

[@attiron1973]

Great beginner video. But do you have anything on the varieties? (Ex. 1853 DDR, etc)

[@mrb5491]

Great info to share! Thanks!

[@exiebrendatenney4064]

Thank you for your videos..I love to watch and learn the value of coins.

[@CoinHELPu]

You're welcome

[@annahutchinson]

Thanks for the Information. Love Indian head penny's

[@deoncadien8298]

I have alot of these old coin to sell

[@jeremynelson6896]

Have a 1909 Indian head penny pretty good shape

[@vyesitsme9203]

Thanks Daniel! Great Video 👍👍👍

[@masonb4620]

Thanks for another awesome video Daniel! One of my favorite coins by far. Can never learn too much about them! Would greatly appreciate more videos on them.

[@CoinHELPu]

Thank you. I thinking of doing something else on them. Up next, Buffalo Nickels!

[@masonb4620]

@@CoinHELPu Another one of my favorites lol. Can't wait!

[@charlieglover491]

Good evening Daniel. I ain't got no Indian pennies. But wish I did I got a 1936 wheat penny that's my oldest But plan on getting some maybe next year. Anyway I ordered some 2009 pennies the d and p off of eBay for 2.75 I got a few but in bad shape. Thank You for another great video.

[@wisconsincrhunter5614]

Thanks for the info Daniel, you've been a godsend to the numismatic community!

[@CoinHELPu]

Thank you

[@wisconsincrhunter5614]

@@CoinHELPu hey Daniel, I found a peculiar looking half dollar. It has a bubbly type of surface and weighs 10.6 grams, not the usual 11.3 to 11.6 I typically find. Any clue?!

[@Car1Sagan]

Daniel you need to add an N to Patter in the title.

[@CoinHELPu]

Got it Thanks

[@lincolncentralcoins1452]

Great information! Thanks for Sharing my friend

[@javiermartinez6716]

Thanks Daniels the way u explain things is Great 👍 thank you

[@johnf6262]

Looking thru pennies in the 60's never found one wasn't till 2015 found two. Seen a bag on ebay sold for .40 per coin. A simple penny that is 125 years old and only brings .40 is only 3% return on investment not very good. On they other hand a 125 year old penny that brings 4.45 is a 5% return on investment. My parents got Indian head pennies some where. It hard to find wheat already.

[@tomcat2395]

These are nice coins, you pay a premium buying them in the UK though

[@leviorourke7498]

That's awesome. 2 days ago I bought a book almost completely filled with indian cents. And here you are letting me know a bit more about them. Thanks again

[@CoinHELPu]

Cool

[@scottcowell9645]

Fantastic information once again I dig it excellent channel to be subscribed to thank you for sharing your knowledge much appreciated!

[@barbaramackey6743]

Thank You, the Indian head penny was the first coin I found as child in our garden.

[@gregcushing1716]

Are early wheaties worth much ie 1919?

[@CoinHELPu]

A few cents, check ebay sold auctions.

[@jeannemiller1461]

I love Indian Head Cents. I have a few and just like the design. Great video. :)

[@fishstick617]

I've been finding indian heads metal detecting. They have that green patina on them however I can see all the detail on the coin and I think they are in perfect shape even the rims look good. can these green indian head cents still be valuable?

[@chesteraellenwood8010]

Look in red book

[@chefdan8661]

Daniel, did you get crazy quarter I sent from what I think was the Cali fires. heavily damaged. Never seen anything like that damage before, the cloth burned right into it.

[@CoinHELPu]

Yes I did. Thank you!

[@FrankRosado-m3d]

Can you tell me what's the value of a 1878 indian penny graded xf authentic.

[@CoinHELPu]

Or without seeing it first.

[@conradpons9238]

I have collecting for a couple years and I am trying to figure out how to differentiate the difference between the type of metal in the middle of 1864 Indian head pennies. Bronze or copper nickel. Is the weight different. I could US some advice on that please.

[@jeffw1267]

I specialize in Indian cents and I think many of the MS63 and 64s are undervalued, at least in the better dates. Sometimes MS62s are nice if they have good eye appeal, which most 62s don't. I avoid the 1900-1909 Philadelphia coins because they are as common as dirt though I did buy a 1902 MS66RB that is about 90% red. Proof Indians are also good, but I prefer spot-free examples and those are hard to find. Full red Indian cents are almost never worth the large additional premium.

[@ShirlBussman]

Thanks for sharing. I forget which site I'm on today eBay or KZbin. Some days are like that. ;D

[@donnaclayton9727]

I have received aa 1898 Indian heat penny, it looks as if someone has tired to make a necklace out of it. It appear to be in good condition. It has red tenting obverse and reverse side. How much does this hole reduce the value?

[@Rex-ordos]

i have a legit g4-5 1877 indian head, hell yaaaas

[@carolynjagoda582]

I absolutely love you I've talked to you on the phone before I text you pictures of a 1912 wheat penny that has some damage but it was after damage I've learned a lot from you. I'm going to be opening up my own coin shop here soon

[@carolynjagoda582]

Hi Daniel I have a question it's not an Indian head coin but driving me insane. I have a 1795 centered bust dollar that's got the small Eagle but it only weighs 22 grams I've had it tested in the silver is silver there's some discrepancies with a coin who would I take it to two get it authenticated

[@CoinHELPu]

Just send it to ANACS or call them through their website. Sounds fake.

[@robertaviles8451]

I use the PCGS website to see what the coin is going for, so I don't overpay for an eBay coin. It's also helpful if you're just curious about the value of a coin in your collection.

[@jeffw1267]

Oftentimes the PCGS prices are a bit inflated. If you're paying the full PCGS price guide spot, you need a superior coin for the grade. Preferably one with a CAC sticker. Even gem-quality coins can often be had for below the PCGS price guide. I sort by "Accepts offers" and take it from there. Generally Buy It Now prices are inflated, even for the ugly coins.

[@cynthianarvaez9035]

Would a silver color 1900 Indian head penny be fake? It is in amazing condition so I'm assuming it has to be fake, and the fact that I can't find a silver looking one anywhere

[@jorgechavez2433]

👌grandioso saber SR DANIEL lo importante de los presios k están en el mercado y los k están en su información ✌muchas gracias por su SABIDURÍA 🏆

[@user-mn4my4gt5d]

I have a 1860 pointed bust indian head cent in great condition,do you believe i should have it graded?

[@rodger4518]

1899 Indian head cent closed on a Indian head nickel planchet how do I find out information on this 1999

[@CollinsNick247]

Help I have 1865 Indian head with a lot going on

[@rf-bh3fh]

Funny about dates. 1859 ! Take note 📝 1959 the Lincoln penny changed from wheat 🌾 to memorial. 1909 was the first date of the Lincoln penny. Historic dates means a lot to the mint. Funny also about the 82 date. Coins and birthday dates play big part in changes.

[@rf-bh3fh]

Wonder about record keeping at the mint? 58 to 59 ? Wondering if there are more Indian head 58’s out there. Did they mint only a few 58’s before the presses went into full production? Much to ponder 🤔?

[@CoinHELPu]

I know of two found in the wild

[@user-ce1eh2vk8y]

IHave Sam of That pls Helf me

[@rogermartin6732]

I only pay a quarter each for common Indian heads that come into my shop. I can't sell them for love or money unless they are key dates. People don't understand how the business works on common coins.

[@jeffw1267]

I don't even mess with circulated Indian cents unless they are key dates, and even then I'd need at least an XF40. For the 1877 I might drop to VF20. Heavily worn Indian cents are just so common. It seems like everybody has one, even if they are not coin collectors.

[@wandlbaker]

WHAT?! My 1899 Penny that has been polished (to make it look really nice) is not even worth 5 cents?! WHAT?! - - LOL

[@CoinHELPu]

LOL

[@exiebrendatenney4064]

I have and 1920 Indian head penny..How much is this coin?

[@CoinHELPu]

None minted in 1920

[@exiebrendatenney4064]

I have a 1920 penny to prove it..I will take a picture of that 1920 old penny for sure..

[@CoinHELPu]

@@exiebrendatenney4064 It is a fake or fantasy coin.