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1930-1939 Early Lincoln Cent Copper INB Slab
1930-1939 Early Lincoln Cent Copper INB Slabbed
This historical copper Lincoln Cent is presented in a specialized slab from the International Numismatic Bureau (INB), featuring their signature green label. Dated between 1930 and 1939, this copper coin represents a classic era of American numismatics, specifically during the Great Depression. The coin is securely housed in an INB holder, which provides both protection and a professional presentation for collectors of wheat cents. This copper piece is an ideal addition for those looking to acquire early 20th-century American coinage in a preserved state.
1930-1939 Early Lincoln Wheat Cent Copper Coin INB Slabbed
Condition: This early Lincoln cent is housed in an International Numismatic Bureau (INB) protective slab. The coin displays a circulated brown patina consistent with its age, with visible silhouettes of the Lincoln portrait on the obverse and the wheat stalk design on the reverse. The metal content is copper, which was the standard composition for the Lincoln Wheat Cent during the 1930s. This decade is historically significant as it covers the era of the Great Depression, making these coins tangible artifacts of American economic history. The strike type is a standard business strike intended for general circulation. While the INB slab provides a serial number and date range of 1930-1939, it does not specify a numerical grade, classifying it as a slabbed historical specimen.
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