1864-1909 Indian Head Cents (50count Rolls) Average Circulated

45 of the pennies met the description of "Average Circulation" condition. 5 of the pennies were cull or worse than cull, with completely missing dates, significant dings and dents, or covered in gum-like substance.

Purchased a roll of these Indian Head's on sale. I have mixed feelings on the quality. Advertised as 'Average Circulated' and many of them were, but there were also maybe half a dozen Bozos, culls or worse than culls in the lot. One had a hole in it, another was so worn it took a vivid imagination to label it as an Indian Head penny and I looked under my magnifier. I've always been very satisfied with AMPEX and will continue to purchase from them. As for these Indians, meh, I probably won't buy again and tell anyone that ask me about these not to expect too much but buy them and have fun.

When this item arrived I recieved 49 pennies from 1900-1909 and one penny from 1899. 80% of them are in good condition!

I bought one roll of these. It came in a paper roll. Most were in VG-Fine condition, for Circulated. Common dates: Yes. Three were actually very bright, shiny & crisp: 1903, 04, 07. Only one was a true Clinker, worn & thin - a 1907. Two were dated 1895 & 1899...a bit more worn, probably Good-VG condition, no blemishes. I'd say: Good Value, for the price. Will likely buy more.

The good: Most were in quite nice condition for "average circulated". I will note, however, that I only found 2 in two rolls before 1890, and both were late 1880s. Obviously, I expected none before 1864 because of the "1864-1909" product description. A few common-date 1860s and/or 1870s would have been nice, even if the condition was a bit lower (about good). Obviously, I found no 1864L, 1877, 1908S. or 1909S (nor did I expect these very expensive dates).

All common date well worn Indian cents. OK for the price.

I was sent three rolls of the Indian Head cents and was really impressed with the surprises in all three, plus I received them in a matter of only a few days. Because they were random draws from the timeline, I was expecting to see the majority of them in the 1905-1908 range, but I was astonished to find examples back to 1892, and not a single one graded less than a solid Good. There were even a choice few easily in the VF category. This purchase was a great value and a lot of fun to sort through. I'll be very happy to make this selection again in the future.