1 oz Copper Round - Indian Head Cent

1 oz Copper Round - Indian Head Cent

$7.99

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1 - 19 $7.99 $8.07 $8.32
20 - 99 $7.69 $7.77 $8.01
100 - 499 $7.39 $7.47 $7.70
500 + $6.99 $7.06 $7.28
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1 oz Copper Round - Indian Head Cent

The Indian Head cent, also known as an Indian Head penny, was a one-cent coin produced by the United States Bureau of the Mint from 1859 to 1909. It was designed by James Barton Longacre, the Chief Engraver at the Philadelphia Mint.

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100% of reviewers recommend this product

Posted By: Empress

Date: Apr 13, 2026

Nice additon to the collection

I'm pretty new, and this was in my price range as a beginner collector.

Posted By: The Small Invester

Date: Apr 13, 2026

Nice design

It took forever for my order to arrive as delivery date was changed 4 times - that's a good sign of high demand. Even though the prices had dropped, as of this writing, it is a good investment in a long run. Thank you.

Posted By: Coin Guy

Date: Dec 4, 2024

Its Neat

This coin is cool! The quality of the mint is really good; it feels almost officially minted. The design is awesome; the rim is what gives the coin the appeal. At $3 just throw a couple in the cart and you wont regret it. You can artificially tone it ... (normally a sin, but because it's worthless, it doesnt matter) ... and make it look really cool as a display or gift. Buy 3 of them with a velvet bag for $2 and you got a cheap gift for a kid.

Posted By: Dean

Date: Sep 30, 2024

Beautiful Design.

Always loved this design.

Posted By: Timothy AC

Date: Jun 8, 2020

Great way to diversify and build your investments

This is a metal that is so versatile and affordable. Great way to build diversity and due to the price the ability to stock up... Especial if you are on a budget and just getting started in investment metals.