ANSWER POSTED - Your opinion on the grade and colorful surface of this 1860 Indian cent?
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Tough to capture decent images that more or less accurately depict the color, but it seems pretty close on my monitor:


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CuNi Cents can be very nice to look at, yours is no exception. MS64, if it obtained a straight grade,
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Here's your answer (the angle of this image completely suppresses color but I assure you that this is the same coin)!
Sadly the TrueView barely captures the color as well as the coin's hues are substantially more vibrant in hand.
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Agree! I love the look of this one.
Exceptional toning. Love the look.
JMHO, but everything about the early date IHC’s is superior to the later dates. Too bad the Mint changed. This coin is lovely and my initial impression was a higher grade.
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Interesting.
I have a gem 1893 I bought favorably that has similar toning. It was in an old paper envelope, but I’ve been hesitant to submit it for fear of getting it back genuine with questionable toning. Maybe I’ll take a shot!