1982 Lincoln Cent Variety Set 7 Coin Brilliant Uncirculated

Please note: We are currently unable to supply these coins in the packaging shown due to a manufacturing shortage. Instead, you will receive the set in a dated Lincoln cent folder.   In 1982 when the value of...

Lincoln Wheat Cents Set of 100 Good or Better

The original wheat-ear reverse was introduced over 100 years ago in 1909, but replaced by the Lincoln Memorial reverse in 1959, on the 50th anniversary of the series. Here's an opportunity to own 100 Wheaties from the 1940s and/or 1950s. Our Good or...

1887-1909 Indian Head Cent Set of 3 Different Good

The Indian Head penny holds an important place in U.S. coin history. As the first long-lived small cent, the coin's conveniently compact size and "quintessentially American" design ensured its enduring popularity. Struck from 1859 through 1909, the...

1909 Indian Head Cent Good

The total mintage of the last Indian Head penny was less than 15 million, which was just a fraction of America's population of the time. There were comparatively few to go around which led to heavy wear. Many surviving cents were destroyed after recall;...

Three Different Indian Head Cents & Three Different Buffalo Nickels Good

Three Different 1859-1909 Indian Head Cents, Good. The Indian Head penny holds an important place in U.S. coin history. The first long-lived small cent, the coin's conveniently compact size and quintessentially American design ensured its enduring...

1909 VDB Lincoln Cent Fine

For the 100th anniversary of Abraham Lincoln's birth, the U.S. Mint unveiled the first Lincoln cent in 1909 to great acclaim. However, complaints that the initials of designer, Victor D. Brenner were too prominent began to pour in. Three days after...

1943-D Lincoln Steel Cent Brilliant Uncirculated

A unique issue in U.S. currency, this penny is steel-colored instead of the usual copper. During World War II, due to a copper shortage, there wasn't enough to use for the regular minting of pennies. 1943 was a critical year during World War II, so in...

1889 Indian Head Cent Good

During the 1880s, America was a juggernaut of growth and progress. By the decade's close, the U.S. population had grown an additional 25% to over 60 million people. However, just 48.8 million Indian Head cents were issued in 1889 —...

1948-S Lincoln Cent Brilliant Uncirculated

Just 81,735,000 of these San Francisco Mint cents were issued over seven decades ago for general circulation. Significantly more specimens were output in both Denver and Philadelphia that year. Today, billions of pennies are produced each year for...

1859 Indian Head Cent Good

The first copper-nickel Indian Head issue was originally called a nickel because at the time, pennies were the only coins with nickel content used in American commerce. The composition was altered a few years later due to hoarding during the Civil War...

1859-1909 Indian Head Cents Set of 10 Different Good

We'll choose ten different affordable dates from this beloved classic series which was minted from 1859-1909. Each vintage cent carries the famous Indian Princess engraving that represents a quintessentially American Liberty personification. The Union...

1859-1909 Indian Head Cent Brilliant Uncirculated

Indian Head pennies are among the most popular and widely collected of all U.S. coins. And now these beloved classic issues are all over a century old. Its famous obverse was intended as a quintessentially American personification of Liberty. The Union...

1946-S Lincoln Cent Brilliant Uncirculated

In 1946, Lincoln cents were produced at three different mints. This San Francisco issue has the lowest output by far. Our Brilliant Uncirculated quality retains impressive detail and luster.

1944-1946 Lincoln Shell Case Cents with FREE 1943 Steel Cent

During World War II, copper was a critical metal needed for munitions, so in 1943 pennies were output with zinc-coated steel. These steel cents caused problems, so the Mint replaced them from 1944 to 1946 using recycled shell casings. When you buy a set...

1970-S Lincoln Cent Large Date Brilliant Uncirculated

1943-S Lincoln Steel Cent Brilliant Uncirculated

Just 191,550,000 of these 1943-S San Francisco Mint cents were issued. Copper was needed for the war effort; zinc-coated steel coins replaced regular copper issues. Brilliant Uncirculated quality.

1864 Indian Head Cent Copper Nickel Good

Produced at the height of the Civil War, this historic 1864 cent was the final copper-nickel type issued. Later issues produced that year were 95% copper, as nickel was needed for armaments. Just 13.7 million of these pennies were output during that...

1932-D Lincoln Cent Fine

Wheat Reverse95% Copper/5% Zinc & Tin3.11g19mmMM - Obverse below date

1933-D Lincoln Cent Fine

The first Lincoln cent of 1909 was issued for the 100th anniversary of Abraham Lincoln's birth. This beloved coin has been minted in every succeeding year and is by far, the longest continuous coin series in American history. The Depression era 1933-D...

1931-D Lincoln Cent Fine

This semi-key date was struck over eight decades ago during the Great Depression. Coin demand was rapidly declining due to the worsening economic climate and mintages for the long-running Lincoln series were strongly effected. In 1930 the Denver Mint...

1930-S Lincoln Cent Fine

Wheat Reverse95% Copper/5% Zinc & Tin3.11g19mmMM - Obverse below date

1913-S Lincoln Cent Good

Just 6,101,000 pieces were minted well over 100 years ago. The S-mint production was the lowest of the three outputs, with over twice as many minted in Denver and more than 12 times the number in Philadelphia.

1881 Indian Head Cent Good

95% Copper/%5 Zinc & Tin3.11g19mmNo MM

1909-P Lincoln Cent Fine

The first Lincoln cent of 1909 was issued for the 100th anniversary of Abraham Lincoln's birth. It replaced the Indian Head cent, which had been struck since 1859. It was the first time in U.S. minting history that a portrait of an historical figure...

1931-P Lincoln Cent Fine

Wheat Reverse95% Copper/5% Zinc & Tin3.11g19mmNo MM

1939-D Lincoln Cent Fine

Wheat Reverse95% Copper/5% Zinc & Tin3.11g19mmMM - Obverse below date

1864 Indian Head Cent Bronze Good

This historic Indian Head bronze cent replaced the copper-nickel type at the height of the Civil War, when nickel was needed for armaments. Its 95% copper content remained the standard for U.S. cents until 1982. Our Good quality retains basic designs and...

1921-P Lincoln Cent Fine

Wheat Reverse95% Copper/5% Zinc & Tin3.11g19mmNo MM

1860 Indian Head Cent Good

The quintessentially American Indian Head cent was struck for commerce beginning in 1859. Because of their new copper-nickel content, the first Indian Head pennies were known as white cents. In 1864, when nickel was needed for armaments during the Civil...

1886 Indian Head Cent Type II Good

In the latter half of 1886, a slight modification was made to the obverse engraving of the Indian Head cent which created a distinct Type II variety. The last feather of Liberty's headdress was shifted to point between the letters C and A. This revision...

1938-S Lincoln Cent Fine

Wheat Reverse95% Copper/5% Zinc & Tin3.11g19mmMM - Obverse below date

1932-P Lincoln Cent Fine

Wheat Reverse95% Copper/5% Zinc & Tin3.11g19mmNo MM

1933-P Lincoln Cent Fine

Wheat Reverse95% Copper/5% Zinc & Tin3.11g19mmNo MM

1884 Indian Head Cent Good

95% Copper/%5 Zinc & Tin3.11g19mmNo MM

1885 Indian Head Cent Good

U.S. Indian Head Cent 1885 Good

1924-S Lincoln Cent Fine

Wheat Reverse95% Copper/5% Zinc & Tin3.11g19mmMM - Obverse below date

1913-D Lincoln Cent Fine

Wheat Reverse95% Copper/5% Zinc & Tin3.11g19mmMM - Obverse below date

1937-S Lincoln Cent Fine

Wheat Reverse95% Copper/5% Zinc & Tin3.11g19mmMM - Obverse below date

1943-P Lincoln Steel Cent Brilliant Uncirculated

In 1943, the Lincoln cent was issued without copper due to the need for that metal during World War II. Brilliant Uncirculated quality.

1882 Indian Head Cent Good

95% Copper/%5 Zinc & Tin3.11g19mmNo MM

1934-D Lincoln Cent Fine

Wheat Reverse95% Copper/5% Zinc & Tin3.11g19mmMM - Obverse below date

1880 Indian Head Cent Good

95% Copper/%5 Zinc & Tin3.11g19mmNo MM

1888 Indian Head Cent Good

95% Copper/%5 Zinc & Tin3.11g19mmNo MM

1900-1908 Indian Head Pennies 3 Different Very Fine

Indian Head pennies were issued from 1859-1909 and are among the most popular and widely collected of all U.S. coins. The famous obverse was intended as a "quintessentially American" personification of Liberty. These precious treasures are no longer...

1909 Indian Head Cent Fine

The total mintage of the last Indian Head penny of 1909 was less than 15 million — just a fraction of America's population of the time. Since there were comparatively few to go around in commerce, many Indian Head pennies were worn very heavily...

1936-S Lincoln Cent Fine

Wheat Reverse95% Copper/5% Zinc & Tin3.11g19mmMM - Obverse below date

1938-D Lincoln Cent Fine

Wheat Reverse95% Copper/5% Zinc & Tin3.11g19mmMM - Obverse below date

1926-S Lincoln Cent Fine

In thirteen decades of continuous output several Lincoln cent issues like the 1909-S VDB are considered key dates in the series. Struck by San Francisco, the 1926-S cent had the second-lowest output of the 1920s, with a mintage of only 4.5 million. Its...

1935-S Lincoln Cent Fine

Wheat Reverse95% Copper/5% Zinc & Tin3.11g19mmMM - Obverse below date

1925-D Lincoln Cent Fine

Wheat Reverse95% Copper/5% Zinc & Tin3.11g19mmMM - Obverse below date