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| 1911-1932 Lincoln Wheat Cent “D” Mint Collection, Circulated |
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The branch mint at Denver struck its very first Lincoln cent in 1911, and today nearly a century later, early “D” mint coins are eagerly sought-after by collectors. Now you won’t have to worry about searching for these semi-key date and older issues – you’ll enjoy them right away with this 13-coin Lincoln Wheatie set. You’ll get the semi-key 1911-D (first-year Denver issue), 1912-D, 1922-D (only Denver struck cents that year), 1924-D (lowest mintage “D” Mint since 1914), and the 1931-D. Plus, you collect eight other low-mintage Wheaties.
Collectors began to build date and mint mark sets with the advent of the penny board in the late 1920s. So at the time these early Wheaties were minted, most went right into circulation. And by 1983, when Lincoln cent specialist Sol Taylor wrote the Standard Guide to the Lincoln Cent, he estimated that 99.99% of all Lincolns dated before 1940 had been pulled from circulation.
Today with new reverses putting the spotlight on the Lincoln cent like never before, early Wheat Ear cents will become even harder to find. So, don’t wait to get this “D” Mint Wheatie set, filled with semi-key date coins!
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