1864 Indian Head Cherrypickers Guide Variety Fs-01-1864-2306 Snow-10 / RPD-009

For sale is an authentic 1864 Indian Head Cent featuring the highly sought-after Snow-10 Repunched Date variety. This is a particularly interesting variety because it is associated with the rare "L" on Ribbon variety for this year. The repunching on the date is a clear result of a manual die-stamping error at the U.S. Mint, a common occurrence on coins from this era.
​Key diagnostics for this specific variety (and the associated "L" on Ribbon) are:
​The Repunched Date: Look for clear evidence of a second punch of the date, most notably on the "8" and the "6".
​The "L" on Ribbon: The "L" is located on the ribbon behind Liberty's neck, just above the last ribbon end.
​This coin is a fantastic piece of history that speaks to the craftsmanship and occasional human error involved in coining in the 19th century. A must-have for any serious collector of Indian Head Cent varieties. The coin has been verified by the "Cherrypickers' Guide" as a well-documented variety.