1893 Indian Head Cent – Good Condition
Overview
Struck during the year of the Chicago World's Fair (Columbian Exposition) and the Panic of 1893, this genuine Indian Head Cent carries significant late-19th-century history. Designed by Chief Engraver James B. Longacre, cents from the early 1890s are essential staple pieces for classic copper set builders and album collectors.
Condition Highlights
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Grade: Good (G-4)
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Details: Complete outer rims with a clear, fully legible 1893 date. Heavy, even wear across both sides; "LIBERTY" on the headband is worn smooth.
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Surface/Tone: Authentic, natural dark brown copper patina.
Specifications & Production
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Year: 1893
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Denomination: One Cent ($0.01)
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Mint Count (Mintage): 46,640,000
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Mint: Philadelphia (No mint mark)
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Composition: 95% Copper, 5% Tin & Zinc
Note: Photos show the exact coin you will receive. Perfect type coin for an Indian Head album or classic copper collection.
