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2025-D Lincoln Copper Penny MS67 RD ICG Slab
2025-D Lincoln Shield Cent MS67 RD ICG Certified Last Year of Issue Copper Penny
This 2025-D Lincoln Shield Cent is professionally graded and encapsulated by ICG as MS67 RD (Mint State 67 Red). This specific copper specimen is designated as the Last Year of Issue, adding significant historical value for collectors of the Lincoln series. The RD designation confirms the coin retains its original full mint copper luster. Struck at the Denver Mint, this high-grade penny features the iconic portrait of Abraham Lincoln on the obverse and the Union Shield on the reverse. The coin is housed in a secure, tamper-evident ICG slab to ensure the preservation of its exceptional condition and surface quality.
2025-D Lincoln Memorial Cent MS67 RD ICG Slabbed Last Year of Issue
Condition: This specimen is graded MS67 RD by ICG, indicating a Mint State coin with a high level of preservation, original luster, and a full red color designation. The strike type is a business strike. The coin was minted at the Denver Mint, signified by the D mint mark. The metal content for this era of penny is copper-plated zinc. Historically, this 2025 issue is noted on the holder as the last year of issue for this specific series. The coin is securely housed in an ICG protective slab.
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