1907 Indian Head Cent – Worn Condition
Overview
Struck near the end of the Indian Head design run, this genuine 1907 Cent is notable for holding the highest mintage in the entire series. Designed by Chief Engraver James B. Longacre, the 1907 issue represents classic early 20th-century U.S. copper and serves as a staple, affordable entry for album builders and type set collectors.
Condition Highlights
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Grade: Good (G-4) / Heavily Worn
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Details: Complete outer rims with a clear, fully legible 1907 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: 1907
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Denomination: One Cent ($0.01)
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Mint Count (Mintage): 108,137,143 (Highest mintage of the series)
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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.
