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1990 1c Lincoln Cent Late Stage Die Cap Strike PCGS MS62 RB

1960 1c Lincoln Cent Split Planchet Before Strike PCGS MS63 Brown

1956 1c Lincoln Wheat Cent 5% Curved Clip PCGS MS61 BN counting wheel mark reverse.    Note: The holder says "1950", but it is obviously a 1956. 

1989 1c Lincoln Cent 25% Indent and Broadstruck PCGS MS65 Red

1944 1c Wheat Cent Curved Clip at K-3 NGC AU58

1982 1c Lincoln Cent Struck 50% Off-Center NGC MS63 BN

1983 1c Lincoln Cent Struck 30% Off-Center NGC MS64 Red

1964-D 1c Lincoln Cent Curved Clip at K-5 NGC MS63 RB

1984 1c Lincoln Cent Struck 40% Off-Center NGC MS65 Red

2000 1c Lincoln Cent Struck 20% Off-Center NGC MS65 Red

1983 1c Lincoln Cent Struck 25% Off-Center NGC MS64 RB

1990 1c Lincoln Cent Struck 40% Off-Center NGC MS64 RB

PCGS 1943 steel cent struck 20% off-center 3 o'clock. Steel cent off-centers are popular because of the 1 day only minting of steel cents this year.   An affordable example of a more major off-center. MS62 with pleasing surfaces. 

1968-S 1c Lincoln Cent 4% Curved Clip PCGS MS66 Red    High grade example. 

PCGS 1954-S Lincoln wheat cent struck on a silver dime planchet. The coin weighs 2.5 grams, and is silver. The surfaces are toned with mottled, multi-colored toning, and original surfaces.  An extremely rare date/mint, and unique to our...

PCGS 1943-S Lincoln wheat cent struck on a silver 10c planchet. The coin weighs 2.5 grams, and is silver. It should have been struck on a steel cent planchet (the unique metal of the year 1943), but was instead struck on a silver dime planchet intend…

PCGS 1943-S Lincoln wheat cent struck on a silver 10c planchet. The coin weighs 2.5 grams, and is silver. It should have been struck on a steel cent planchet (the unique metal of the year 1943), but was instead struck on a silver dime planchet intend…

PCGS Lincoln cent die cap strike, and also with a brockage from a clashed die cap. The blockage is earl/mid-stage.   MS63 Brown

PCGS 1892 Indian cent broadstruck. The coin was struck out of collar, and so it much larger in size than a normal cent. A scarce date.   G4

PCGS (1909-1958) wheat cent split planchet after strike. The coin shows the rough, split side on the coin's obverse. XF45