Extremely Rare, 1959 Broad Strike, Lincoln Memorial RD One Cent, No Mint Mark, Uncirculated
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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.
* 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.
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