Cents

1995-S Lincoln Cent Proof

1865 Indian Head Plain & Fancy Cent Pair Good

There were a variety of revisions to the Indian Head cent early in the series, including a change of composition due to the Civil War. Cent pieces from 1864 on (including these 1865 issues) were struck in bronze alloy. Two decidedly distinctive varieties...

1899 Indian Head Cent Fine

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

1919-P Lincoln Cent VG-Fine

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

2008-S Lincoln Cent Proof

1939-P Lincoln Cent VG-Fine

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

1956-D Lincoln Cent Brilliant Uncirculated

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

1989-S Lincoln Cent Proof

1992-S Lincoln Cent Proof

1994-S Lincoln Cent Proof

2007-S Lincoln Cent Proof

1816-1835 Matron Head Large Cent Good

Early U.S. Mint cents were modeled on familiar British copper pennies of the day. That's why they were called pennies rather than the official cent. The 1816-1835 Matron Head was the last coin engraving of Robert Scot, who designed some of the first...

1996-S Lincoln Cent Proof

1997-S Lincoln Cent Proof

1999-S Lincoln Cent Proof

2003-S Lincoln Cent Proof

Lincoln Cent 15-Coin Collection Circulated to Brilliant Uncirculated

The humble Lincoln cent has certainly stood the test of time — first issued in 1909, it's a coin that continues to be struck by the U.S. Mint more than a century later! We've assembled a fantastic 15-coin collection that represents 101 years of the...

1866 Indian Head Cent Good

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

1909-S Plain, 1910-S & 1911-S Lincoln Cent Trio Very Good to Fine

Struck more than a century ago, early-date San Francisco Mint Lincoln cents can be tough to find. The 1909-S plain, 1910-S and 1911-S cents we are offering here had original mintages of 1.2 million to 6.1 million – of which only a fraction have survived...

1998-S Lincoln Cent Proof

1867 Indian Head Cent Good

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

1880 to 1889 Indian Head Cent 10 Coin Date Set Good to Fine

This Wild West span was the heyday of the beloved U.S. Indian Head cent. Only the principal Philadelphia Mint struck these cents in the 1880's and their overall production was considerably lower than in the 1890's. The Indian Princess (Liberty) obverse...

1941-P Lincoln Cent Brilliant Uncirculated

1839-1857 Braided Hair Large Cent Fine

Early U.S. Mint cents were modeled on big British copper pennies. This Braided Hair Liberty was the last and most elegant of early U.S. Mint big coppers. Well-preserved Fine quality passed through commerce in antebellum America. Our choice of 1839-1857...

1859 CN, 1863 CN & 1865 Bronze Indian Head Cent Trio Good

There were a variety of changes to the Indian Head cent early in the series. This trio includes one of each of the first three types. The inaugural coin was copper-nickel and actually called a nickel because at the time, it was the only coin with nickel...

1870 Indian Head Cent Good

Collectors love Indian Head pennies! The quintessentially American coin features a native princess who was intended to be a Liberty personification. At the time, virtually every other U.S. coin denomination displayed Liberty, but the Wild West flavor of...

1943 Lincoln Steel Cent Certified MS-66

As supplies of copper were diverted to the war effort a new, ghostlygray Lincoln cent emerged in 1943. These zinc-plated coins were doomed from the start; they wreaked havoc in vending machines and were also prone to corrosion and rust. Huge numbers of...

1864 Indian Head Cent with L Fine

95% Copper/5% Zinc & Tin3.11g19mmNo MML - is the initial of the designer (Longacre). VERY hard to see in lower grades (G-F). Located at the back of Liberty's neck right of the ribbon.

1868 Indian Head Cent Good

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

1908-S Indian Head Cent Good

This cent went down in history books as the first minor denomination to ever be struck outside of Philadelphia when it was output by the San Francisco Mint. It was also the first time that the S-mintmark would appear on the humble cent. With just...

1909-S Indian Head Cent Good

In 1909 the Lincoln cent replaced the Indian Head penny, but not before 309,000 of the popular wild west-themed cents were produced at the San Francisco Mint. This final issue had the lowest mintage in the series and is one of only two Indian Head cents...

1857-1909 Flying Eagle & Indian Head Cent 59 Coin Set Good to Fine

Contains all the Flying Eagle and Indian Head Cents, including super-rarities like the 1877 and 1909-S issues. Grades range from circulated Good to Fine quality. It's the hardest-to-assemble small U.S. penny complete set, including 18 genuine scarcities...

1872 Indian Head Cent Good

In 1872, nearly 150 years ago, Ulysses S. Grant was elected president, American suffragist Susan B. Anthony was arrested for voting, Yellowstone was established as the world's first national park and the inaugural Montgomery Ward catalog was mailed. That...

1959 Lincoln Cent Certified MS-66 Red

Now you can own a superlative first year 1959 Lincoln Memorial cent specimen that still boasts its original radiant reddish-orange coloration and luster, even though it was minted over six decades ago! With the passage of time, most copper coins lose...

1796-1807 Draped Bust Large Cent Good

With a hulking diameter of 29 millimeters — nearly the size of a modern half dollar — Draped Bust cents were issued during the primordial years of the Philadelphia Mint. Designed by Chief Engraver Robert Scot, the bust of Liberty was thought to have...

1816-1835 Matron Head Large Cent Fine

28mm

1871 Indian Head Cent Good

Everyone loves this historic U.S. Mint penny, whose Indian Princess design has a quintessentially American look. Just 3,929,500 of these classic 95% copper cents were minted over fourteen decades ago. With great buying power in their day, most endured...

1909-S VDB Lincoln Cent Good

Wheat Reverse95% Copper/5% Zinc & Tin3.11g19mmMM - Obverse below dateVDB - Reverse on bottom rim (VERY hard to read in lower grades)

1943 Lincoln Steel Cent Certified MS-66 with Original Mint Bag Fragment

Not only is this WWII 1943 steel cent a high caliber, certified specimen, but it also features a fragment of the original bag it left the U.S. Mint in! With supplies of copper diverted to the war effort a new, ghostly-gray Lincoln cent emerged in 1943...

Indian Head, Wheat & Memorial Cent 3-Coin Type Set Good-Brilliant Uncirculated

For less than the cost of a fancy cup of coffee, you'll get three examples of the U.S. penny that were minted during a span of 100 years! This super-affordable trio includes one specimen each from the following series: 1859-1909 Indian Head, 1909-1958...

1877 Indian Head Cent Good

In 1877, merely 852,500 Indian Head pennies were issued by the Philadelphia Mint - one for every 50 Americans then living. Comparatively few Americans collected pennies by date at the time, and there was a penny shortage in commerce, so the vast majority...

1909 VDB Lincoln Cent Certified MS-65 RD

Here's your chance to own an original, 1909 VDB Lincoln cent in gorgeous, certified MS-65 RD condition! First year VDB varieties are always in demand, but comparatively few remain in this wonderful state. Our specimens feature above average luster and...

10 Celebrated Lincoln Cents, Plus FREE 2025 Specimen

10 Celebrated Lincoln Cents + FREE 2025 Issue — This cents-ibly priced mini-collection features a small sampling of Lincoln penny reverse types from the much-loved 116 year series. In circulated quality, you'll receive three different 1909-1958 Wheat...

1796-1807 Draped Bust Large Cent Fine

29mm

1808-1814 Classic Head Large Cent Fine

29mm

1808-1814 Classic Head Large Cent Good

Early U.S. Mint cents were modeled on familiar British copper pennies of the day. That's why they were called pennies rather than the official cent. The 1808-1814 Classic Head introduced the liberty coronet and 13 stars. 29mm

1855 Knob on Ear Braided Hair Large Cent PCGS AU-50 to AU-53

A die chip created one of the most visually-striking large cent varieties – and our supply is vanishing fast. Only a fraction of the 1.57 million 1855 Braided Hair cents show the distinctive "Knob on Ear" blob caused by a damaged working die, making this...

1857-1858 Flying Eagle Cent Trio & FREE 1 Oz. Copper Round

FREE 1 OZ. COPPER ROUND – Save on this trio of America's first small cents, plus get a FREE one ounce .999 fine copper round! The United States' first pennies were once big copper pieces – nearly four times the weight of subsequent small cents! Those...

1859 Indian Cent Good & 1909 Lincoln Cent Fine

1894 Indian Head Cent Good

95% Copper/5% Zinc & Tin 3.11g 19mm No MM