Digital credit and debit card transactions and the rise of digital currency have made pocket change a thing of the past. However, if you have jars of coins tucked away in your closet or are a coin ...

"Indian Head Cents replaced the Flying Eagle Cent in 1859. The obverse depiction of a putative American Indian is actually a head of Liberty with an Indian chief's headdress." There was a ...

You could circle the Earth with them 137 times. There have been 11 different designs, with the Indian head penny in 1859. The princess on that penny was neither Native American nor a princess.

The 1871 Indian Head penny is part of a series of Indian Head, Shield Reverse coins struck between 1859 and 1909. A coin in ...

Here - here's a better one. This is 1859 - nice Indian-head penny, says 1 cent. LIMBONG: On the other side, it's got what looks like a woman wearing a headdress. It hits me that I'm holding ...

The Liberty image stayed on the coin until 1857 when it was changed to a flying eagle on one side and wreath on the back, pennies known as the “Indian Head” design. Indian Head designs lasted ...

CoinTrackers.com estimates a penny in average conditions to be worth $8,000, and one in mint state could be valued at $25,000. The 1864 Indian Head penny has an “L” on the ribbon behind the ...

The Liberty image stayed on the coin until 1857 when it was changed to a flying eagle on one side and wreath on the back, pennies known as the “Indian Head” design. Indian Head designs lasted ...