1903 Indian Cent. Snow-PR1, the only known dies. Repunched Date, Misplaced Date. Proof-67 RD (PCGS).Beautiful golden-orange surfaces are universally reflective with extraordinary visual appeal. This fully struck, expertly preserved beauty will please even the most discerning bidder. The Mint produced 1,790 Proof cents in 1903, 755 of which were included in the years silver Proof sets and the remaining 1,035 of which went into the two-piece minor coin Proof sets. Although multiple die pairings are known for the Proof 1901 and 1902, Snow (2014) has identified only a single variety for the Proof 1903. It is an interesting variety, nonetheless, with bold remnants of an errant 03 in the denticles below the primary digits in the date. Paired with a different reverse, this obverse die went on the produce circulation strikes of the Snow-12 variety.From the ESM Collection.
