1901 indian head penny no mint mark

Gold: $1,761.31 $10.05

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U.S. Coin Values: Indian Head Pennies.
About CDN Prices
Where is the mint mark on a 1901 penny?
How much is a 1901 Indian head wheat penny worth?
What year is the rarest Indian head penny?
What year Indian head pennies have mint marks?

Silver: $21.60 $0.11

Platinum: $1,014.00 $13.00

Palladium: $1,958.00 $24.00

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1901 1c NGC MS67 RB
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U.S. Coin Values: Indian Head Pennies.

About 1901 1c RB

The 1901 Indian Cent is a common issue in the Indian Cent Series that would make a great type coin because of its high mintage, accessibility and affordability. Circulated coins are extremely common and accessible. In order for uncirculated coins to be scarce and valuable there must be some, if not complete, red coloring and in gem condition.

Obverse: A portrait bearing the likeness of a Native American in full headdress framed by the words UNITED STATES OF AMERICA around the periphery. The date is centered at the bottom under the portrait.

Reverse: The reverse bears the denomination of ONE CENT in the center surrounded by a wreath bearing a ribbon with arrows tied in at the bottom center.

Coin Date:	1901
Denomination:	1c / Cent
Designation:	MS
Mint Mark:	P
Mint Location:	Philadelphia
Mintage:	79,609,158
Coinage Type:	Indian Head, Shield Reverse (Bronze)
Coinage Years:	1864-1909
Composition:	95% copper; 5% zinc & tin
Strike Type:	Business
Diameter:	19 mm
Weight:	3.11 gr
Designer:	James B. Longacre
Edge:	Plain
PCGS #:	2209
NGC ID:	228W
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Where is the mint mark on a 1901 penny?

The reverse of the 1901 Indian Head cent features an oak wreath with a Union shield at the top center of the field. The wreath encircles the denomination ONE CENT, which is expressed in two lines of text at the center of the reverse. Since this coin was struck in Philadelphia, there is no mintmark.