Struck over 75 years ago during the Great Depression, the low-mintage 1931-D cent has become a semi-key date coin in the long-running Lincoln series. After striking over 40 million cents in 1930, the Denver Mint produced less than 4.5 million cents in 1931 as coin demand rapidly declined.
Among the lowest mintages in the Lincoln series Struck during the Depression's low coin demand Less than 20% of 1931 cents minted at Denver Sought-after coin for all Lincoln cent collectors Semi-key date coin that is difficult to find today!
With a new design looming for the Lincoln cent, there is greatly increased interest in the traditional early Lincoln Wheat Ears cents. Now is the time to acquire this important semi-key date coin!
With a new design looming for the Lincoln cent, there is greatly increased interest in the traditional early Lincoln Wheat Ears cents. Now is the time to acquire this important semi-key date coin!