1864 Bronze Indian Head Cent - AG
Add an important piece of Civil War-era American coinage to your collection with this 1864 Bronze Indian Head Cent in About Good (AG) condition. Issued during the American Civil War, 1864 marked a major transition in U.S. coinage as the Mint introduced a thinner, lighter bronze cent, replacing the earlier copper-nickel composition.
Designed by James B. Longacre, the obverse features Liberty wearing a feathered headdress, while the reverse displays ONE CENT surrounded by an oak wreath and Union shield. Struck from 95% copper with 5% tin and zinc, this bronze issue represents an important change in the history of American pennies.
In About Good (AG) condition, this coin exhibits extensive circulation wear while retaining an identifiable date and recognizable major design elements. Its Civil War-era history, first-year bronze composition, and classic Indian Head design make it an affordable addition to any Indian Head Cent collection or historic U.S. coin type set.
Photo Disclaimer: Stock photo shown. Actual coin may vary in color, patina, wear, surface marks, and overall appearance while remaining consistent with the stated About Good (AG) condition.
