Penny

Description: 1968-D Lincoln Cent with Minting DefectYear: 1968Mint Mark: D (Denver Mint)Condition: Circulated, with unique minting errorComposition: 95% Copper, 5% ZincWeight: Approximately 3.11 gramsDiameter: 19 mmDesign:Obverse: Features President Abraham Lincoln’s bust, designed by Victor David Brenner. The obverse displays the standard inscriptions: "IN GOD WE TRUST" at the top, "LIBERTY" to the left, and the date "1968" followed by the "D" mint mark on the right.Reverse: The reverse features the Lincoln Memorial, surrounded by "UNITED STATES OF AMERICA" at the top and "E PLURIBUS UNUM" beneath. The denomination "ONE CENT" is positioned at the bottom.Minting Defect Details: This 1968-D penny displays a distinct mint error, making it a valuable and collectible piece for numismatists. The error appears to be a result of the minting process, which adds a layer of uniqueness to the coin. Condition and Appearance: The coin has circulated, with visible wear typical of a 56-year-old penny. It retains much of its original copper color, though there is some natural patina present, adding to its vintage charm. The error details are clearly visible under magnification and make this coin an exciting find for collectors of error coins or Lincoln cents.Additional Information:Error Type: Off-Center StrikeRarity: Mint error coins from the 1960s are considered collectible due to their age and the inconsistency of minting practices during that era, especially from the Denver Mint.Certification: This coin has not been graded by a third-party grading service but is being sold based on its visual characteristics and error description.Ideal For: Collectors of U.S. Mint errors, Lincoln cents, or enthusiasts looking for rare finds from the 1960s.

Price: 199 USD

Location: Lincoln, Nebraska

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