Here we have a uncirculated Indianhead penny. It
is graded by NNC as Mint state 63 cleaned, red. This turn of the century
Indian head cent has nice red tones, an average strike and graded BU 63,
all for under 50 bucks.
1903
PCI
MS62
Red/Brown
Premier Quality
$39.99
This certified example has a PCI's Original Green
Label (OGL). It is listed as Mint State 62 PQ red/brown. it has nice even color
with mostly a deep red throughout. The details and overall strike is
amazing on this coin.
1909 VDB
PCGS
MS64
Red /brown
FYI
$69.99
Here we have a First year of issue Lincoln cent that has
the designers initials Victor
D. Brenner (V.D.B.) on the reverse. PCGS was this listed at
$72.
1909 VDB
PCGS
MS64
Red
FYI
SOLD
The 200th anniversary of Lincolns
Birthday has sparked a new interest in this series and this date is
getting harder to find in higher grades. PCGS was this listed at
$160. Since it's not as red as we would have liked we are dropping the price to 139.99
SOLD
1926
NNC
MS-65
Red
Cleaned
$24.99
Although it's not listed as cleaned, to us it looks like
it has been cleaned and is starting to tone. I think this coin would have
better eye appeal if it completely turns brown. NNC gave this unattractive
coin a MS65.
1930
PCGS
MS65
Red
$59.99
Here we have a 1930 wheatback cent in a PCGS holder.
Bright red in color with just a couple small spots that kept this from
grading any higher.
1930
NGC
MS66
Red
$149.99
Another 1930 wheat back cent
in Mint State condition. This one is in a NGC holder and was given an
impressive Mint State 66 red. Coin Values has this listed at a whopping
$250 but here it will cost you 149.99.
1930-S
ANACS
MS64
Red /Brown
$19.99
as you can see by the numbering system on this ANACS
holder this was graded back in 1990 to 1991. It has nice even red brown
color and for the grade minimal bag marks.
1936
NNC
MS-68
Red
$39.99
Here we have a very fresh looking 1936 cent. It
was given a whopping Mint State 68 by new comer on the market NNC. It has
great mint luster and a bold strike.
1937-D
PCGS
MS66
Red
SOLD
This is a pleasing example of a 1937-D wheatback cent.
It has razor sharp details, no nicks or bag marks. This red cent is graded
MS-66 by PCGS,
one of the top certification companies in the coin market.
SOLD
1937-S
NGC
MS66
Red
$39.99
Here we have another 1937 cent except this one has a San
Francisco Mint Marked. the obverse is over the top amazing and the reverse
has a couple nicks to keep it at MS66
1939
NNC
MS-68
Red
$39.99
This coin has razor sharp details, bright orange luster
and other then one spot on Lincolns shoulder this coin would be flawless.
National Numismatic Certification, NNC graded this coin Mint state 68 Red.
1939-D
ANACS
MS66
Red
Blue toned
$39.99
Here we have a 1939 D graded back in the early
Nineties. It was given a grade of Mint State 66 red. It has a slight blue
tone highlights on Lincolns profile and the bottom half of the reverse has a
electric blue tone.
1940-S
NTC
MS67
Red
trends for $160
$29.99
Here we have another beautiful two toned (light and dark
orange) wheat back cent. The front changes color for top to bottom and
actually has streaks across the profile at a 45 degree angle (strange).
1940-S
NTC
MS67
Red
trends for $160
$29.99
Another nice looking 1940 S minted wheat cent. It has a
orange brown look to it and displays minimal bags marks. It's graded by
NTC as Mint state 67 red.
1940-D
NNC
MS67
$39.99
A pleasing example of a wheatcent graded Mint
state 67 by National Numismatic Certification, NNC. It has strong
details and nice marbling shades of orange.
1940-S
PCI
MS66
Red
$24.99
This San Francisco minted wheatback cent is graded and
authenticated by PCI. They gave this coin a grade of MS66.
1941
NGC
MS66
Red
$29.99
The obverse is killer eye appeal, fresh mint luster and a
razor sharp strike. This coin would be a nice addition to any collection.
1941
NNC
MS68
Red
$69.99
This is an amazing example of a 1941 wheatback cent.
It has razor sharp details, no nicks or bag marks and blazing bright red
in color. This cent is graded
MS-68 by NNC.
1941-S
NGC
MS66
Red
$39.99
Another wheat back cent graded by Numismatic Guaranty Corporation (NGC).
They gave this old penny a grade of Mint state 66.
1942
NNC
MS67
Red
spot
$29.99
This wheat back cent is graded by National Numismatic
Certification (NNC) as Mint state 67 red. Coin World values
has it listed for 100 dollars at that grade but because of a spot on the
obverse it will only cost you 29.99. 2 available
1942
PCGS
MS-66
Red
$44.99
This coin has razor sharp details, bright orange luster
and Mint State 66+ fields. It's in a trusted PCGS holder and would look
great in any collection.
1942-D
ANACS
MS66
Red
$24.99
An impressive high-grade Mint State gem wheatback cent in a new
American's oldest Grading service
holder (ANACS). We have 2 of these available.
1942-D
NNC
MS68
Red
$39.99
This is an amazing example of a 1942 Denver minted wheatback cent.
It has razor sharp details, no nicks or bag marks and blazing bright red
in color. This cent is graded
MS-68 by NNC.
1942-D
PCI
MS67
Red
$39.99
This Denver minted wheatback cent is graded and
authenticated by PCI. They gave this coin a grade of MS67. Coin World
trends this at $100.00. Grab this certified example for only 39.99.
1943
ACG
MS67
Steel
Gray
$24.99
Here we have a pleasing example of a 1943 steel cent. These are a
one year variety that were made at all three of the US Mints
(Philadelphia, Denver, and San Francisco). This one is certified by ACG as
Mint State 67.
1943
NTC
MS67
Steel
$39.99
An impressive high-grade Mint State gem wheatback cent graded by NTC.
Not only does this coin have killer white mint luster, but it also has a
mint error (not listed on slab). At the base of Lincoln's profile there is a die crack across
his whole arm.
1943-D
ACG
MS67
Steel
Gray
$19.99
A nice example of a Denver minted steel cent. This one is certified by ACG as
Mint State 67. The reverse of this coin is a little spotty so we are
dropping the price to only 19.99.
1943-D
NTC
MS67
Steel
$39.99
An excellent high-grade Mint State 67 steelcent graded by NTC.
This steelpenny has a razor sharp strike and killer white mint luster.
1943-D
NGC
MS66
Steel
$39.99
This 1943 Zinc plated steel
cent is housed in one of NGC's older "big boy" holders. Because of the war, the US Government needed more copper so they
made the cents out of zinc plated steel for that year but quickly realized
that they rust.
1943-S
ACG
MS67
Steel
Gray
$24.99
The next steel cent we have is a San Francisco Minted example. This one is certified by ACG as
Mint State 67. The obverse is a bright grey and the reverse has toned to a
gun metal (is that even a color) grey. Nice coin priced to sell.
1943-S
NTC
MS67
Steel
$29.99
Although gray also this one has slight tone to it. It has somewhat
of a marbling look of gray and silvery tones to it. It is graded a
whopping Mint State 67.
1944-D
NGC
MS66
Red
Shell-case brass
$24.99
This coin has an amazing razor sharp strike, all the
details are bold with no weak spots. It was graded by NGC as MS-66, it is
full red with only one spot one of the wheat stacks on the reverse.
1944-D
NTC
MS67
Red
Shell-case brass
$29.99
Another nice looking 1944 Denver minted wheat cent. It has
nice even red color and virtually mark free fields. It's graded by
NTC as Mint state 67 red.
1944-S
ANACS
MS66
Red
Shell-case brass
$24.99
An impressive shell-case brass example in a new
American's oldest Grading service holder (ANACS). This graded this
coin as Mint state 66 red.
1944-S
NNC
MS67
Shell-case brass
$29.99
This coins has a bold
strike, MS67 fields, and deep red color. Cents made between 1944 thru
1946 were made out of shell-casing from world war 2.
1944-S
PCGS
MS-66
Red
Shell-case brass
SOLD
Here we have a shellcase brass cent graded by PCGS. They authenticated this coin as
original non-cleaned Mint State 66
Red. It has a bold strike, deep red in color and was minted in San
Francisco.
SOLD
1945-D
PCGS
MS66
Red
Shell-case brass
$29.99
An amazing example of a 1945-D wheatback cent. It has
razor sharp details and a bold strike. This Bright red cent is graded
MS-66 by PCGS.
1945-D
NTC
MS66
Red/Brown
Shell-case brass
$14.99
This
"shell-case brass" cent
was given a Mint State 66 red brown. This coin was graded and slabbed by NumisTrust Corp. A good chance to get a
certified coin at a reasonable price.
1945-D
NTC
MS66
Red
Shell-case brass
$17.99
Here
we have a high-grade Mint State 66 gem in a NumisTrust Corp. holder (NTC).
This coin has nice mint luster, strong strike, and mark free fields.
A good chance to get a
"shell-case brass" cent at a reasonable price.
1945-S
NNC
MS67
Red
Shell-case brass
$24.99
This 1945 wheat back cent has rich deep
red color and virtually mark free fields. NNC gave this a grade of Mint State 67 red. A nice example of a
shell case brass cent for under thirty dollars.
1945-S
PCGS
MS66
Red
Shell-case brass
SOLD
Another 1945 wheatback cent in a PCGS
holder. This 1945 Cent was Minted in San Francisco. PCGS graded this
Lincoln cent Mint State 66 Red.
SOLD
1945-S
NNC
MS68
Red
Shell-case brass
$39.99
An impressive ultra high grade example of a shell-case brass
cent. National Numismatic certification grave this a lofty grade of Mint
state 68.
1946-D
NNC
MS67
Red/Brown
Shell-case brass
$17.99
This coin was the last
year that US Coins were made out of the shell casing from world war
2. Even though NNC gave this a high grade, it has several carbon spots
(more then usual) and uneven color, so we are dropping the price to only
17.99.
1946
NNC
MS66
Red
Shell-case brass
$19.99
The
next shell-case brass example is a 1946 the last year the US mint used
brass shell casings to make cents. This one is graded by NNC as Mint state 66 red.
1947-S
ICG
MS66
Red
$19.99
This ICG certified
Abraham Lincoln cent was the first year back to the
bronze alloy after three years of "shell-case brass". This coins red is
a little dark but still red enough to keep the "red" designation.
PCGS
20 coin
certified
holder
$9.99
Need a place to put your certified coins? Here we have a
PCGS holder that will hold 20 coins. It fits most certification holders
(PCGS, NGC, PCI, ICG, NTC...) and only very lightly used.
1948-D
ICG
MS66
Red
$24.99
An
impressive high-grade Mint State gem in a Independent Coin Grading
holder (ICG). This coin has nice luster with mint state 66+ fields.
1948-S
PCGS
MS66
Red
SOLD
A beautiful example of a 1948 S Mint State gem penny in a Professional
Coin Grading Service slab. PCGS gave this coin a grade of Mint State
66.
SOLD
1949-S
ICG
MS66
Red
$19.99
This coin has nice luster with just one carbon spot on the
his cheek although it almost blends right in.
A high-grade Mint State gem in a Independent Coin Grading holder
(ICG).
1949-S
PCGS
MS66
Red
$29.99
I'm kind of shocked that PCGS gave this coin such a
high grade. There is a couple spots on the obverse fields that looks like
someone took a brillo pad to (major hair line). It's also starting to look
more like a Red/brown rather then the red as listed on the slab.
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