Today finds: wheats, 3 foreign coins, 1886 IH Type 2, error 1979 cent?

[fikys]

Hi, I had some tome to MD today while my son was on violin lesson. Went to my regular place where I used to find some silver coins, but nothing really old. However today my first signal was 1886 IH cent, my second IH! It is in good condition and it is Type 2 cent. I did not find information about which type I or II is rarer, could somebody help me with that?
Next signals were some regular cents and 3 foreign coins from Austria (1966), The Netherlands (1951) and Finland (1954) and 3 wheats (1936, 48, 52).
When I looked at clad cents I found, one seems to be strange. Letter "D" under1979 seems to be more like a dot. Is this error cent or what could happen? Thanks for looking!

 

[fikys]

Anybody?

 

[romeo-1]

Patience grasshopper! Nice finds...that IH is in very nice condition. Try posting your error coin on the Coins forum...very knowledgable bunch there!

 

[Mirage]

That is a great looking IH. Congratulations.

The Red Book shows the price to be the same for both varieties.

 

[fikys]

That is a great looking IH. Congratulations.

The Red Book shows the price to be the same for both varieties.

Interesting, this page shows at least 7 times difference in price: http://www.pcgs.com/prices/frame.chtml?type=date&filename=flying_eagle_indian_cent

It also seems like type 2 cent is only 25% of total cents made that year (~17,000,000). This makes type 2 cent ~ 4,000,000