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PCGS 1863 Indian cent with a piece of rolled in, retained wood obverse. The wood can be clearly seen with a loupe, and is stuck in the metal of the coin, with a rough, defective area in the metal where the piece of wood was rolled into the planchet's metal.  Finding the wood retained in the coin is rare, and this is the only example of this we can recall having seen!
PCGS 1863 Indian cent with a piece of rolled in, retained wood obverse. The wood can be clearly seen with a loupe, and is stuck in the metal of the coin, with a rough, defective area in the metal where the piece of wood was rolled into the planchet's metal.  Finding the wood retained in the coin is rare, and this is the only example of this we can recall having seen!
PCGS 1863 Indian cent with a piece of rolled in, retained wood obverse. The wood can be clearly seen with a loupe, and is stuck in the metal of the coin, with a rough, defective area in the metal where the piece of wood was rolled into the planchet's metal.  Finding the wood retained in the coin is rare, and this is the only example of this we can recall having seen!
PCGS 1863 Indian cent with a piece of rolled in, retained wood obverse. The wood can be clearly seen with a loupe, and is stuck in the metal of the coin, with a rough, defective area in the metal where the piece of wood was rolled into the planchet's metal.  Finding the wood retained in the coin is rare, and this is the only example of this we can recall having seen!
PCGS 1863 Indian cent with a piece of rolled in, retained wood obverse. The wood can be clearly seen with a loupe, and is stuck in the metal of the coin, with a rough, defective area in the metal where the piece of wood was rolled into the planchet's metal.  Finding the wood retained in the coin is rare, and this is the only example of this we can recall having seen!
PCGS 1863 Indian cent with a piece of rolled in, retained wood obverse. The wood can be clearly seen with a loupe, and is stuck in the metal of the coin, with a rough, defective area in the metal where the piece of wood was rolled into the planchet's metal.  Finding the wood retained in the coin is rare, and this is the only example of this we can recall having seen!
PCGS 1863 Indian cent with a piece of rolled in, retained wood obverse. The wood can be clearly seen with a loupe, and is stuck in the metal of the coin, with a rough, defective area in the metal where the piece of wood was rolled into the planchet's metal.  Finding the wood retained in the coin is rare, and this is the only example of this we can recall having seen!
PCGS 1863 Indian cent with a piece of rolled in, retained wood obverse. The wood can be clearly seen with a loupe, and is stuck in the metal of the coin, with a rough, defective area in the metal where the piece of wood was rolled into the planchet's metal.  Finding the wood retained in the coin is rare, and this is the only example of this we can recall having seen!
PCGS 1863 Indian cent with a piece of rolled in, retained wood obverse. The wood can be clearly seen with a loupe, and is stuck in the metal of the coin, with a rough, defective area in the metal where the piece of wood was rolled into the planchet's metal.  Finding the wood retained in the coin is rare, and this is the only example of this we can recall having seen!
PCGS 1863 Indian cent with a piece of rolled in, retained wood obverse. The wood can be clearly seen with a loupe, and is stuck in the metal of the coin, with a rough, defective area in the metal where the piece of wood was rolled into the planchet's metal.  Finding the wood retained in the coin is rare, and this is the only example of this we can recall having seen!
PCGS 1863 Indian cent with a piece of rolled in, retained wood obverse. The wood can be clearly seen with a loupe, and is stuck in the metal of the coin, with a rough, defective area in the metal where the piece of wood was rolled into the planchet's metal.  Finding the wood retained in the coin is rare, and this is the only example of this we can recall having seen!
PCGS 1863 Indian cent with a piece of rolled in, retained wood obverse. The wood can be clearly seen with a loupe, and is stuck in the metal of the coin, with a rough, defective area in the metal where the piece of wood was rolled into the planchet's metal.  Finding the wood retained in the coin is rare, and this is the only example of this we can recall having seen!

1863 1c Indian Cent Retained Rolled in Wood Obverse PCGS MS64

Certification:
pcgs
Finish:
business
Classification:
Mint Error
Circulated/Uncirculated:
uncirculated
Country/Region of Manufacture:
United States
Year:
1863
Grade:
ms64

PCGS 1863 Indian cent with a piece of rolled in, retained wood obverse. The wood can be clearly seen with a loupe, and is stuck in the metal of the coin, with a rough, defective area in the metal where the piece of wood was rolled into the planchet's metal. 

 

Finding the wood retained in the coin is rare, and this is the only example of this we can recall having seen!

 

MS64 with lustrous surfaces. 

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1863 1c Indian Cent Retained Rolled in Wood Obverse PCGS MS64

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