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The listing, 1955D WHEATBACK PENNY has ended.

You are bidding on a circulated 1955D WHEATBACK PENNY. This coin is in good condition- I have never cleaned or polished it.
Please check my other listings for comparable coins. I used to be a cashier in a convenience store so I often ran across old coins & I just HAD to save every one of them I found.....boy, oh boy, do I have too many of them!!

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Questions & Comments

hello...can you explain what wheatback pennys are? also how come not cleaning is good...i put pennys in cola and it shines them right up..thanks :)

Aug 9th, 2011 at 6:31:04 AM PDT by

The U.S. Lincoln Cent, designed by Victor David Brenner (whose initials V.D.B. are famously associated with the beloved coin design he created,) first entered circulation in 1909. It has endured with the same obverse ("heads" side) design ever since, making it the longest running coin type in U.S. history, and placing it among the longest running coin types ever in world coinage history. The reverse design on the Lincoln Cent changed once, in 1959, from the "wheat ears" type to the current Lincoln Memorial design, and the metal the Lincoln penny is made out of has seen several changes.

Aug 9th, 2011 at 8:00:34 AM PDT by

oh cool..thanks for responding...i actually have a 1955 penny..your sayin it has a different pattern then a penny from..say the 80's? i will have to check it out...u learn something new everyday

Aug 9th, 2011 at 10:02:57 AM PDT by

NP!!

Aug 9th, 2011 at 5:50:27 PM PDT by

1955D WHEATBACK PENNY is in the Collectibles | Coins category