MS isn't stamped on coins. It's part of a grade that may be assigned to a coin when it's evaluated by an appraiser. MS stands for "Mint State" and means that a coin is in the same condition as when it was first struck. Only uncirculated coins can be graded MS.
You may be thinking of the mint MARK, which is a tiny letter that identifies where a coin was struck. However, only 1908 and 1909 Indian head cents have possible mint marks - a small S under the bow of the wreath. Most 1908 and 1909 cents, and all earlier ones were struck at Philadelphia which didn't use a mint mark back then.
No Indian Head cent had a mintmark until 1908, so the 1898 cent will not have one.
On the front receiver ring,behind the rear sight.
It would be a real find because the last Indian Head cents were made in 1909. Please check again and post a new question.
It would be a spectacular find because the last Indian head cents were made in 1909. Please check again and post a new question.
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The last Indian head cents were struck in 1909. If you turn the coin over I'm about 99.99% certain you'll find it says "FIVE CENTS" on the back.
generally murmured in word .that coin worth is $ 500,000 usd.
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I find 1909 for a Colt 1903 pocket model .38
Not marked, Model 9
in the Library
The nearest date I could find was from back to 1888. However all Indian cents from that time period have almost identical designs.