1860 1C MS67 PCGS EEPS

The 1860 Indian Head cent marks a pivotal moment in U.S. numismatic history as the inaugural issue of the copper-nickel subtype and the first to feature the Oak Wreath reverse design, with more than 20.5 million pieces struck. This Superm-Gem certified example, further distinguished by the coveted Eagle Eye Photo Seal (EEPS), stands among the finest survivors of that historic transition. Bested by only 2 finer graded, this coins surfaces are utterly pristine, showcasing original mint bloom and vibrant color that speak to its exceptional preservation. The obverse and reverse glows with a radiant interplay of golden-red and copper-rose tones that shimmer across Liberty’s portrait, accented by subtle apricot and orange undertones that come alive under light. Strike quality is exemplary, with every feather tip sharply defined and intricate details in the hair curls and ribbon knot rendered with unusual precision—areas that often show weakness even on high-grade examples. With surfaces virtually free of marks, superb original luster, and extraordinary eye appeal, this example epitomizes the quality sought by advanced Indian Head cent specialists. A PCGS Price Guide valuation of $17,500 and a population of just 13 coins in this grade with only 2 finer underscore its elite standing. With wholesale greysheet bid at $15,000, we believe this represents excellent value for a trophy example and of one of the most historically significant issues in the Indian Head series.

PCGS Cert Verification #53623468

• PCGS Price Guide - $17,500
• PCGS POP - 13/2
• PCGS Coin# - 2058

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