1863 Indian Head Penny - VF+
Add a remarkable piece of Civil War-era American coinage to your collection with this 1863 Indian Head Cent in Very Fine+ (VF+) condition. Struck during the American Civil War, this historic penny offers a fascinating connection to one of the nation's most defining periods. Composed of 88% copper and 12% nickel, it features the thicker copper-nickel composition used during the early years of the Indian Head Cent series.
Designed by James B. Longacre, the obverse features Liberty wearing a feathered headdress inscribed LIBERTY. The reverse displays ONE CENT surrounded by an oak wreath and Union shield, a design introduced in 1860.
In Very Fine+ (VF+) condition, this coin exhibits moderate circulation wear while retaining strong design definition, including noticeable detail in Liberty's feathers, hair, and headband. The VF+ designation indicates detail above the standard Very Fine level, making it an attractive example for collectors.
Its Civil War-era history, early copper-nickel composition, and impressive remaining detail make this 1863 Indian Head Cent an appealing addition to any Indian Head Penny collection or historic U.S. coin type set.
Photo Disclaimer: Stock photo shown. Actual coin may vary in color, toning, wear, surface marks, and overall appearance while remaining consistent with the stated Very Fine+ (VF+) condition.
