What grades Lincoln cents look like at. Part 8 | Coin Collecting University

🪙 Lincoln Wheat Cents — S mint mark (1946–1950) 📅 Years & total mintage: • 1946-S: 198,100,000 • 1947-S: 99,000,000 • 1948-S: 81,735,000 • 1949-S: 64,290,000 • 1950-S: 118,505,000 💲 Typical market value: $0.01-$1.00 ✅ If you find one in good condition — hold onto it! Many are common, but each is a piece of history you can own. #Collectibles #coincollecting #numismatics #lincolncent #penny #highlightseveryonefollowers2025highlightseveryonefollowers2025 | Mr. D's Collections

1962 Lincoln Cent – Philadelphia (P) & Denver (D) The 1962 Lincoln cent continues the Lincoln Memorial series and was struck at both the Philadelphia Mint (no mint mark) and Denver Mint (D). These coins are widely collected and represent classic U.S. copper coinage. Coin Details: • Designer: Victor D. Brenner (obverse), Frank Gasparro (reverse) • Composition: 95% copper, 5% zinc • Weight: 3.11 grams • Diameter: 19.05 mm Mintage: • 1962-P (Philadelphia): 606 Million • 1962-D (Denver): 1.8 billion

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