1879 Indian Cent. MS-66 RD (CACG).

1879 Indian Cent. MS-66 RD (CACG). Fully struck with extraordinary mint color, both sides display a soft blend of medium orange and pale pinkish-rose. The surfaces are smooth, frosty to semi-reflective, and offer outstanding eye appeal. An absolute jewel of a coin. Beginning in 1879, the number of earlier dated bronze cents that the Mint redeemed and reissued fell off markedly from the highs recorded for 1876, 1877 and 1878. In 1879, the Mint redeemed 3.5 million bronze cents and reissued 3.3 million examples. The totals for 1878, by way of comparison, amounted to about 8.2 million coins in each instance. To meet commercial demand, the Mint struck more new cents in 1879 than it had during the previous three years, a mintage of 16,228,000 circulation strikes. Although readily available in lower grades, the 1879 is very scarce in Gem full Red and rare as a Superb Gem in the same category. 1879 through 1909 forms the span for a "short set" of Philadelphia Mint Indian cents. If you are contemplating entering this series, these years are a good way to begin. If you are already an advanced Indian cent collector, this CACG MS-66 RD has much to offer. Clearly this extraordinary premium Gem Uncirculated 1879 Indian cent will appeal to a wide variety of collectors and attract spirited bidder competition. CACG Population: 2; 1 finer (MS-66+ RD). PCGS# 2135. NGC ID: 2286. Click here for certification details from CAC.

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