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The 1859 Indian Head cent occupies an intriguing spot in not only the Indian cent series but also the copper coinage of the United States.

The Stewart Blay Collections of Flying Eagle and Indian Head cents broke records at a November 2023 GreatCollections auction.

The Indian Head Cent was the penny that circulated during the American Civil War. For five years, the coin was made of a copper-nickel alloy.

The U.S. Mint has opened a poll for public input to make some decisions about coinage designs from the past that would find favor in issuing products for the nation's semiquincentennial.

The 1864 Two Cent Coin is a bronze coin issued during the Civil War. It is the first coin to carry the motto IN GOD WE TRUST.

The Sanibel Farmer's Market is coming back to Sanibel city hall on Sundays. Vendors will have fresh produce, baked goods and more.

With the passage of the Coinage Act of 1864, the United States Congress authorized the design and production of a brand-new denomination, the short-lived

Autherene Leighvard has joined the Flying Eagle family replacing previous principal Christine Rogers.

Standing 25 metres high, the Giant's Lightning slide is the tallest freefall slide tower in Scandinavia.

Denmarks ‘Capital of Children offers far more than a fun-filled day out in Legoland, with slides, safaris and swings galore, says Wesley Johnson.