1909 San Francisco (S) Indian Head Cent Good to Very Good Condition

The obverse (front) of the coin features a bust of Liberty with a Native American headdress. In G/VG condition, Liberty's facial features may show significant wear, but major details, such as the headdress and the word "LIBERTY," should still be discernible. The reverse (back) displays a wreath of laurel and oak surrounding the denomination "ONE CENT" and the laurel wreath. In G/VG condition, the wreath may show wear, but the central elements should be reasonably intact.

1909 S Indian Head Cent G/VG

The 1909-S Indian Head Cent is a significant coin as it marks the end of the series and the introduction of the Lincoln Cent in the same year. The date "1909" and the mint mark "S" are visible. The mint mark is typically located below the bowtie on the reverse. G/VG indicates moderate wear across the surfaces, with the details beginning to blend. The coin should still have a clear outline of the design elements.