April 12, 2024
Estate Shotgun Roll 1857 Flying Eagle / IH on ends 1410
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Up for auction is one unsearched shotgun roll of Indian Head and Wheat Pennies with thepossibilty of finding a Flying Eagle. These pennies were acquired from a family in theSouthEast. The elders in the family saved pennies since after the Civil War. From what Ihave seen and heard so far, t has been a good amount of Indian Heads and a good mixof Wheat dates with almost all dates showing up. Flying Eagles are showing up more thanexpected. Steel Pennies and Brilliant Wheats have been seen Very often. Many of thesecoins seem to be in Very Good or better condition. Check my feedback to see what is beingfound. You will see the rest of these rolls in my list of auctions. What this particular roll is showing on the ends and what their condition is: 1857 Flying Eagle Penny: Looks to be in Good to Very Good condition and is a Rare coinReverse of Indian Head Penny: looks to be in Great condition *This is just two of the fifty pennies in this roll. T are 48 more... I am not an expert grader and I will let you decide for yourself what condition thesecoins are in, from the pictures taken. Please do not hesitate to ask if the picture isnot clear to you, or if you have any other questions. Shipping is $2, and then $1 for each additional roll. T is a Maximum of $5 forshipping. If you win more than one roll, MAKE SURE to wait until I invoice you,
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