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Early Lincoln Copper Cent 1930-1939 INB Slab
1930-1939 Early Lincoln Wheat Cent INB Slabbed Copper Penny
This collectible early Lincoln Wheat Cent features a classic copper composition and is housed in a professional slab from the International Numismatic Bureau (INB). Dating from the 1930s era, this copper penny showcases the iconic Wheat Ears reverse design that was a staple of American pocket change for decades. The coin is securely preserved in an INB holder with a green identification label, ensuring the protection of the copper surfaces and providing a clear display for any numismatic collection. These early copper cents are increasingly sought after by collectors looking to complete date sets of the historic Lincoln series.
Early Lincoln Wheat Ear Copper Cent 1930-1939 INB Graded Slab
Condition: This item is housed in a professional slab by the International Numismatic Bureau (INB). The copper coin displays a circulated brown patina consistent with its age, showing visible wear on the high points of Lincoln's portrait and the reverse wheat stalks. The mint mark is not clearly identifiable from the image, but the coin originates from the 1930-1939 date range. It is composed of a copper alloy and was produced as a business strike for general circulation. Historically, these wheat cents represent the era of the Great Depression and the transition into the early World War II period, featuring the classic Victor David Brenner design that debuted in 1909. While the holder assigns a general classification, no specific numeric grade is visible on the label.
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