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IN 2017, PLEASE REPORT YOUR INDIAN HEAD TRIBE FINDS RIGHT HERE

This is for 'true finds" only - coins found in change, rolls, or bags at face value only (not from tribe purchases).

Data includes all posts January 1, 2017 midnight forum time and later.

TOTAL 2017 WILD INDIAN HEADS FINDS : 0 Indian Heads; 0 out of 55 possible categories

First Indian of the Year Award goes to: ???, UNKNOWN BRAVE found on x/xx/17

Oldest Indian of the Year: ???, UNKNOWN BRAVE found on x/xx/17

Youngest Indian of the Year: ???, UNKNOWN BRAVE found on x/xx/17

Largest tribe corralled for 2017: 0 by UNKNOWN BRAVE

Most popular birth year of Indians found: UNKNOWN BRAVE


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My first CWR produced an 1883 IH and 6 steel. Didn't get the details on the steels so I could report the first IH of the year . More later.

CRWs 2-4 produce an 1881 IH and 6 more steel. . Looks like '17 is going to be a great year. Hello Thogey's Widow!

CRWs 5 & 6 produced two HIs: 1898 & 1902 and 13 more steels. I'm going back to the bank when it opens. This is so cool.

7, 8, & 9 produced a 1909 IH and 4 steels. Looks like the vein may be running dry.

Edited to add, that's it.

johnbrickner wrote:7, 8, & 9 produced a 1909 IH and 4 steels. Looks like the vein may be running dry.

Edited to add, that's it.

If that's your definition of a vein running dry, maybe I need to move to Prescott, AZ!!!

I don't know if I've ever found a steel cent in the wild, even though I have found a few Indians over the years. For you to find as many as you did is staggering. Do you read the local obituaries?

1895 from a $25 Brinks box

1905

1906

1905 given to me from a coin counter - bonus

1891 in VF to VF+ in a BWR from a box of $25. This was the first pre-1900 coin I've ever found.

Found an 1899 Indian Head cent today on the floor next to the Coinstar machine at Walmart! I grade it as Good+.

It was meant for me to find that rascal, because I will appreciate it and put it into a separate Ziplock baggie with a note indicating when and where I found it.

Now I've found two Indians this year. Can't believe that johnbrickner has found five of them!!!!

Found a 1907 Indian Head cent Friday in Fine-VF condition while going through a $25 box of CWR of pennies recd. on 7/14/17. So that is three Indian Heads that I've found in the last six months or so. Still can't believe that John Brickner has found 5 this year. I'll settle for second place though.

It is interesting that as a group we've found 12 Indian Head pennies this year and only 1 was a duplicate (1905). So there were 11 different dates represented out of 12 coins found. That may be rather unlikely.