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    Posted: 16 Jan 2012 at 6:02pm
I recently acquired an 1859 Indian Head penny. I didn't know too much about Indian Heads, so I did some research and found out that the 1859 was the first year they were minted and they came with the wreath One Cent reverse. My Indian Head has the 1860 Federal Shield reverse on it. I have talked to a few coin brokers and checked the side to make sure the coin wasn't "sandwiched" with an 1860. I also was told to check the feathers in the head-dress and make sure it pointed between the I and C in America, which it did. I am interested in any information anyone might have. Thanks
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A photograph of the obverse and reverse would be nice.
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could be very valuable!  NEED PICS!

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