1893 Proof Indian Head Cent NGC PF62BN with Interesting Reverse Lamination Error

A short video of a 1893 Proof Indian Head Cent NGC PF62BN with Reverse Lamination Error. This 1893 Proof Indian Head Cent graded PF62BN by NGC and is encapsulated in one of the newer-style edge-view holders. Only 2,195 proof Indian Head Cents were minted in 1893 which is an ultra-low mintage compared to modern proof coinage. The coin here is certified as mint error with some splitting of the layers of the metal making up the coin across the reverse. This proof Indian Head Cent with the reverse lamination error has excellent color and bold details. The mirrored fields are present, but somewhat muted which may help to explain the relatively low numerical grade. An interesting proof Indian Head Cent error coin.

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[asheland_numismatics]

I love Indian head cents in general. The proofs are awesome!

[steveturner]

I have a 1894 Indian Head, with a similar lamination error, but it doesn't compare with this one. Beautiful Indian, Micheal. Thanks.

[garethbates]

That is a cool error on a sweet coin..Good Show!!!

[billyscgp]

I LOVE IHP wish we could have seen it in a little better light longer. lol Very nice coin

[BilliardsTips]

I have a 1886 Indian Head Penny with a very similar lamination error on the reverse. It just looks like one long line across the reverse. I'm not sure if I should send it to pgcs or something. In fact, I don't know how. If you could tell me how to send coins to a grading service, that would be nice. How much are these errors on these pennies typically worth?