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The 1907 Indian Head Penny. Not for sale, but makes for a great addition to a coin collection. Now, I am just showing off, here, but it makes for a pretty-little-penny. Quite the worn coin. Stil, a soft brownish (patina) hue, that every numismatist wants. The 1907 penny has not much value, due to its popularity, being... “...abundant on the coinage market”. And, being over a hundred years old, certain highly-rating coins... “...can cost tens of thousands of dollars”. “Most come in heavily worn condition..." ...but numismatists are all about finding that one special strike. “The Philadelphia mint produced the Indian Head pennies from 1859 to 1909.” “During the century’s transition, the Indian Head penny mintage increased to help meet demands.” 1907 was the “...highest production of the Indian Head penny series”, ...and prominent among startup numismatists. “Coins in pristine condition bring more dollars than other coins in poor condition.” “These pieces symbolize America’s westward expansion.” Most numismatists... “...are willing to enrich their collections with these cents”. “The most valuable 1907 Indian Head penny is valued as much as 1,800.00." (Information taken from: https://craftbuds.com/1907-indian-head-penny/)