gravediggermax-vabeachva
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jeff of pa said:other then it's a nice Counterstamp coin.
I Can't Help.
Could be from a Saloon, or several other sources
The seller claims to have docomentation from the decendants of the soldiers family. Are you saying it's not possible that the story might be true ? If so it's a very cool relic of the Civil War. A story without proof is just a story, I agree.. but.. the seller claims to have the proof. I agree the Indian head is a very cool find but can't possibly be dated 1858 unless it's not real. Got any better pics of the date ?ipsilateral said:Wow, Creskol. People will do anything to make a buck, won't they?
NHBandit said:The seller claims to have docomentation from the decendants of the soldiers family. Are you saying it's not possible that the story might be true ? If so it's a very cool relic of the Civil War. A story without proof is just a story, I agree.. but.. the seller claims to have the proof. I agree the Indian head is a very cool find but can't possibly be dated 1858 unless it's not real. Got any better pics of the date ?ipsilateral said:Wow, Creskol. People will do anything to make a buck, won't they?
I have two 1858 Flying Eagle cents. Tonythrillathahunt said:The first Indian head cent was issued in 1859. At least that's what I always thought.![]()
This is a rare coin if real. Here are the known variations of the 1858 indian cent transitional issues-thrillathahunt said:The first Indian head cent was issued in 1859. At least that's what I always thought.![]()