Anyone Ever Find A Fatty Indian Head CRH?

[Philmont_709n2]

Every now and then one of us gets lucky and finds and indian, i myself have found one 1891 in a roll, but what about the fat early ones? will the coin machines reject them thinking they are foreign or will the go in the roll?

 

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[papa1956e9]

Who knows what you are going to get in machine wrapped rolls. Yesterday in a *sealed* box of nickels i got a penny. In MWR of dimes i sometimes get the very think British Pence coins. It seems like there are a lot of types of coin rolling machines, and some of them just put whatever fits into the roll.

 

[Goldmanford]

No Indians yet for me...perhaps my first one will be a fatty!

 

[BuffaloBoy]

1908 but it is not a fatty one.

 

[waseeker]

I've gotten 2 so far this year. Both were in the reject bin and from different branches. one was an 1859 with a hole in it. The other was an 1862.

 

[ibuildcircuits]

The fat ones were not indian head cents they had a different design...

 

[alaskanfever]

The fat ones were not indian head cents they had a different design...

So what do they call those barber Pennies?

 

[fistfulladirt]

The fat ones were not indian head cents they had a different design...

So what do they call those barber Pennies?

Those are large cents

 

[ibuildcircuits]

Braided Hair Large Cents.

 

[Gilmore Happy]

I was blessed with a Fatty Indian Head. I let my wife touch and feel when she feels the need to.

 

[captainfwiffo]

By "fat" Indian head, I think they mean the ones from 1859-1864 with the copper-nickel alloy composition. They are thicker than normal bronze cents.

 

[ibuildcircuits]

Oh, ok!

 

[DrDetector]

I got two in a customer roll of pennies that contained 55 IHCs a couple years ago. Never found one in a machine roll but have found a few of the bronze IHCs in them.

 

[coinman123]

I found an 1859, in VF, after 1.5 boxes. http://www.treasurenet.com/forums/c...5-1859-indian-head-penny-found-bank-roll.html