Cents

1932-P Lincoln Cent VG-Fine

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

1933-P Lincoln Cent VG-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...

1882 Indian Head Cent Good

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

1911-P Lincoln Cent Fine

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

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...

1881 Indian Head Cent Good

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

1939-S Lincoln Cent VG-Fine

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

1884 Indian Head Cent Good

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

1925-S Lincoln Cent VG-Fine

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

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...

1885 Indian Head Cent Good

U.S. Indian Head Cent 1885 Good

1921-S Lincoln Cent VG-Fine

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

1925-D Lincoln Cent VG-Fine

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

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...

1966-P Lincoln Cent 50 Coin Roll Brilliant Uncirculated

All coins as is. Roll packaging may vary.

1969-S Lincoln Cent Proof

1911-D Lincoln Cent VG-Fine

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

1923-S Lincoln Cent VG-Fine

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

1879 Indian Head Cent Good

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

1888 Indian Head Cent Good

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

1863 Indian Head Cent Good

Struck for 50 years, the Indian Head cent began circulating under the shadow of impending Civil War and continued on through the Reconstruction era, the second industrial age and into the Progressive era. With great buying power in their day, most...

1930-D Lincoln Cent VG-Fine

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

1972-S Lincoln Cent Proof

1886 Indian Head Cent Type I Good

TI - lower headdress feather pointing between the I & C in America (TII points between C & A)95% Copper/%5 Zinc & Tin3.11g19mmNo MM

1955-S Lincoln Cent Brilliant Uncirculated

Wheat Reverse95% Copper/5% Zinc 3.11g19mm MM - Obverse below date

1918-S Lincoln Cent VG-Fine

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

1927-D Lincoln Cent VG-Fine

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

1936-D Lincoln Cent VG-Fine

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

1937-D Lincoln Cent VG-Fine

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

1857-1858 Flying Eagle 3 Coin Set Fine

This first small cent used in American commerce set the size standard for all future U.S. pennies. It was the nation`s first copper-nickel coin, known as the white cent or nick (it replaced 100% copper large pennies). The spectacular Flying Eagle...

1874 Indian Head Cent Good

Mintage for this tough to find cent was just 14,187,500 -- later Indian Head penny issues had outputs of over 100 million. At the height of the Civil War, bronze pennies like this replaced the copper-nickel type because nickel was needed for armaments...

1912-P Lincoln Cent VG-Fine

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

1912-S Lincoln Cent VG-Fine

Still in the infancy of the series, these cents were struck in the year the Titanic sank, Arizona became the 48th state and Woodrow Wilson was elected President. Of the three mints then in operation, San Francisco's output was the smallest, with only 4.4...

1920-D Lincoln Cent VG-Fine

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

1974-S Lincoln Cent Proof

1916-S Lincoln Cent VG-Fine

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

1920-S Lincoln Cent VG-Fine

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

1926-D Lincoln Cent VG-Fine

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

Starter Level 53-Coin Penny Vault Bag

Love pennies? Add variety to your collection with our affordable 53-coin Starter Level set! In average circulated condition, you'll get one roll of Lincoln Wheat cents (50-coins), plus: One 1859-1909 Indian Head cent circulatedOne 1943 Lincoln...

1918-D Lincoln Cent VG-Fine

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

1935-D Lincoln Cent VG-Fine

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

1952-S Lincoln Cent Brilliant Uncirculated

Issued almost seven decades ago, this San Francisco Mint penny remains in Brilliant Uncirculated condition. Only 137 million were struck in 1952 — low in comparison to the billions produced annually today. Both the Philadelphia and Denver Mint...

1916-D Lincoln Cent VG-Fine

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

1923-P Lincoln Cent VG-Fine

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

1928-D Lincoln Cent VG-Fine

The first Lincoln cent of 1909 was issued for the 100th anniversary of Abraham Lincoln's birth. It was the first time in U.S. minting history that a portrait of an historical figure appeared on American coins intended for circulation. Denver mintages...

1973-S Lincoln Cent Proof

1910-P Lincoln Cent VG-Fine

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

1915-S Lincoln Cent Good

1915-S Lincoln cent Good quality

1945-P, D & S Lincoln Cent Trio Brilliant Uncirculated

As copper was a critical metal during WWII, copper pennies were replaced with zinc-coated steel in 1943. These steel cents were not ideal so the Mint began producing them using recycled shell casings from 1944 to 1946. The metal composition of these...