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The 1909 S Semi Key Date Lincoln Wheat Cent is a rare and valuable coin. It is part of the Lincoln Wheat Cent series, which was minted from 1909 to 1958. The “S” mint mark indicates that it was minted at the San Francisco Mint. This coin is highly sought after by collectors due to its rarity and historical significance.
The overworking and overuse of the coin dies have resulted in some coins receiving a weak “D” mint mark. In rare cases, this can lead to the mint mark being completely absent like this 1922 No-D Lincoln Wheat Strong Reverse. Such anomalies can significantly affect the market value and desirability of these coins.
In VF condition, this coin displays clear details with minimal wear. Although some marks can be expected on a 218-year-old coin, they only enhance its historical character. This beautiful piece is an excellent addition for both novice and seasoned coin enthusiasts.
The 1909 S Indian Head cent, certified by NGC as MS63 RB, is a stunning addition to any numismatic collection. This key date coin showcases a rich history that collectors admire. The smallest mintage of all Indian Head Cents at 309,000
Introduction to the Fugio 1c Coin The 1787 Fugio 1c 4 Cinquefoils is a remarkable piece of American currency that stands out in any collection. Featuring a rich history, this coin showcases the iconic 13 linked rings, symbolizing the original colonies, with the slogan “mind your business” adorning the obverse side. The four cinquefoils surrounding…
Get ready for coin-collecting excitement with the Cherrypickers’ Guide! Since 1990, this guide has thrilled hobbyists by helping them find rare coin varieties. Learn how to spot hidden treasures in ordinary coins, like doubled dies and overdates.
