1867/67 1C MS63 RB PCGS EEPS

A highly desirable and elusive Eagle Eye Photo Seal, this piece represents one of the more dramatic repunched date issues in the Indian Head cent series, with the underlying 6 and 7 clearly visible beneath the final digits. Both obverse and reverse display smooth, original surfaces with an appealing blend of warm copper-brown and subtle red highlights, complemented by soft, shimmering luster that remains evident across the fields. The obverse is well struck, with Liberty’s portrait and feather details crisp and fully articulated, while the repunching in the date is bold and easily discernible without magnification. The reverse is equally pleasing, with a sharp wreath, clear central lettering, and a well-defined shield, all set against clean, lightly reflective fields that reinforce the coin’s overall quality. The eye appeal is strong for the variety, with a balanced, original look that will satisfy collectors seeking both visual appeal and attribution significance. With an estimated survival of just 50 pieces and strong demand for this popular repunched date, high-grade examples such as this are very scarce, particularly with PCGS population figures of just 13 finer out of 48 and a Price Guide value of $3,150.

PCGS Cert Verification #27349798