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FREE: Extremely Rare, 1959 Broad Strike, Lincoln Memorial RD One Cent, No Mint Mark, Uncirculated

Extremely Rare, 1959 Broad Strike, Lincoln Memorial RD One Cent, No Mint Mark, Uncirculated
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The listing, Extremely Rare, 1959 Broad Strike, Lincoln Memorial RD One Cent, No Mint Mark, Uncirculated has ended.

Extremely Rare, 1959 Broad Strike, Lincoln Memorial RD, One Cent.

* Denomination: Small Cent

* Coin: Lincoln Memorial

* Year: 1959

* Strike Type: Business

* Mint Location: Philadelphia

* Country/Region of Manufacture: United States

* Uncirculated

* Composition: Copper

* Color: RD

* Fineness: 0.95

* Grade: Ungraded

* Certification: Uncertified

* Variety: Broad Strike

* Features: Error

* This Extremely Rare 1959 Lincoln Memorial One Cent is a Stunning, valuable addition to any collection. It has a beautiful RD color and a unique business strike type. The coin was minted in Philadelphia, United States, and is a uncirculated true gem. It has a unique feature that makes it a rarity among coin collectors. It has an error that sets it apart from other pennies of the same year, and It features the iconic Memorial design. This is a must-have for any coin collector or enthusiast of U.S. Coins. Don’t miss out on this opportunity to own a piece of history.

* Note: “L” in Liberty is close to the edge as well as error in God We Trust.

Questions & Comments
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Why is this extremely rare
Aug 21st, 2024 at 4:18:51 PM PDT by
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@davidgov04, This remarkable historical treasure is highly sought after.This 1959 No Mint Mark, Uncirculated, Lincoln Memorial RD One Cent, is crafted with precision and hold everlasting allure for coin collectors.The year 1959 marks an ionic moment
in numismatic history as it was the first year the Lincoln Penny featured the memorial reverse design, replacing the "wheat ears" reverse that had been in use for decades. This particular Lincoln Memorial RD One Cent bears No Mint Mark, making it even more intriguing and valuable to collectors. Unlike most coins, which usually display a mint mark indicating their production facility, the absence of the mint mark in 1959 adds an aura of mystery and rarity to this coin. This coin has unique errors, the "L" in Liberty is close to the edge as well as error in God We Trust. In 1959 it produced coins with doubling on the "1" and first "9" of the date are overstruck. All these errors make it a valuable addition to any collection. These errors are very unique. & Good Luck :)
Aug 21st, 2024 at 8:02:16 PM PDT by
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Aug 25th, 2024 at 5:39:36 PM PDT by

Extremely Rare, 1959 Broad Strike, Lincoln Memorial RD One Cent, No Mint Mark, Uncirculated is in the Collectibles | Coins category
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