A 1946 Lincoln cent struck at the Denver Mint, shown by the “D” below the date, with Victor David Brenner’s portrait of Abraham Lincoln and the two wheat ears used on the reverse from 1909 to 1958. It is a copper-alloy coin from the years just after the Second World War. An easy, inexpensive piece for collectors of U.S. cents.
A 1946 Lincoln cent struck at the Denver Mint, shown by the “D” below the date, with Victor David Brenner’s portrait of Abraham Lincoln and the two wheat ears used on the reverse from 1909 to 1958. It is a copper-alloy coin from the years just after the Second World War. An easy, inexpensive piece…
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A 1946 Lincoln cent struck at the Denver Mint, shown by the “D” below the date, with Victor David Brenner’s portrait of Abraham Lincoln and the two wheat ears used on the reverse from 1909 to 1958. It is a copper-alloy coin from the years just after the Second World War. An easy, inexpensive piece for collectors of U.S. cents.
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| Weight | 3.11 g |
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