
United States Lincoln Cent Trio
This set contains three United States one-cent coins, commonly known as Lincoln pennies. Based on the profile of Abraham Lincoln on the obverse and the copper-colored appearance, these specimens likely date from the mid-20th century. One coin appears to be a Wheat Cent (minted 1909-1958) given the visible wear and dated style of the bust, while the others may be early Memorial reverses. The coins are constructed of a copper-based alloy. Physically, they exhibit a deep brown patina consistent with long-term circulation and oxidation. Notable condition issues include significant surface wear on the high points of Lincoln's hair and clothing, multiple contact marks (bag marks), and localized dark spotting or 'carbon spots'. The relief is flattened from the original strike quality. There is a visible accumulation of grime particularly around the lettering and the edges. No specific mint marks are clearly legible at this resolution, but the overall craftsmanship represents standard US Mint production. They show typical characteristics of 'Good' to 'Very Good' numismatic grading, indicating heavy use but identifiable major features.
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Estimated Value
$0.03 - $0.15
Basic Information
Category
Numismatics / Coins
Appraised On
April 1, 2026
Estimated Value
$0.03 - $0.15
Item Description
This set contains three United States one-cent coins, commonly known as Lincoln pennies. Based on the profile of Abraham Lincoln on the obverse and the copper-colored appearance, these specimens likely date from the mid-20th century. One coin appears to be a Wheat Cent (minted 1909-1958) given the visible wear and dated style of the bust, while the others may be early Memorial reverses. The coins are constructed of a copper-based alloy. Physically, they exhibit a deep brown patina consistent with long-term circulation and oxidation. Notable condition issues include significant surface wear on the high points of Lincoln's hair and clothing, multiple contact marks (bag marks), and localized dark spotting or 'carbon spots'. The relief is flattened from the original strike quality. There is a visible accumulation of grime particularly around the lettering and the edges. No specific mint marks are clearly legible at this resolution, but the overall craftsmanship represents standard US Mint production. They show typical characteristics of 'Good' to 'Very Good' numismatic grading, indicating heavy use but identifiable major features.
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