Vous n'avez pas enchéri sur cette enchère.
1946 Lincoln Wheat Cent
- UGS
- A132
- Dimensions (mm)
- 19 x 19 x 1.5mm
- Poids (g)
- 3.11
- Year
- 1946
- Couleurs
-
Pennies may be the lowest denomination of US coinage currently in circulation, but they are also some of the most sought after coins for collectors. While the modern penny may not be worth much at all, older versions of the coin are quite valuable. The 1946 Lincoln penny is an example of a coin that is highly sought after by collectors.
On the coin’s obverse, the central aspect is dominated by the profile of former President Abraham Lincoln. Immediately to the left of Lincoln’s image is a raised inscription of the word “Liberty.” To the right of the central image will be an inscription marking the 1946 year of minting. Finally, the phrase “In God We Trust” arches overtop of the obverse.
On the coin’s reverse, there are two inscriptions taking up a majority of the center aspect. One of those raised inscriptions will read “United States of America” while the other will read “One Cent.” Along the left and right outer edges there are featured two stalks of white. The existence of these wheat stalks is why the coin is sometimes referred to as the “Wheat Penny.” Arching overtop of the reverse is an inscription which reads “E Pluribus Unum.”
| Fournisseur | Destination | Coût |
|---|---|---|
| Standard Shipping - Tracked Défaut |
Reste du monde
21
|
premier article
par article supplémentaire
frais de port plafonnés à
|
| Standard Shipping - Tracked Défaut |
les états-unis d'Amérique
7
|
premier article
par article supplémentaire
frais de port plafonnés à
|
- UGS
- A132
- Dimensions (mm)
- 19 x 19 x 1.5 mm
- Poids (g)
- 3.11
- Year
- 1946
- Couleurs
-
Pennies may be the lowest denomination of US coinage currently in circulation, but they are also some of the most sought after coins for collectors. While the modern penny may not be worth much at all, older versions of the coin are quite valuable. The 1946 Lincoln penny is an example of a coin that is highly sought after by collectors.
On the coin’s obverse, the central aspect is dominated by the profile of former President Abraham Lincoln. Immediately to the left of Lincoln’s image is a raised inscription of the word “Liberty.” To the right of the central image will be an inscription marking the 1946 year of minting. Finally, the phrase “In God We Trust” arches overtop of the obverse.
On the coin’s reverse, there are two inscriptions taking up a majority of the center aspect. One of those raised inscriptions will read “United States of America” while the other will read “One Cent.” Along the left and right outer edges there are featured two stalks of white. The existence of these wheat stalks is why the coin is sometimes referred to as the “Wheat Penny.” Arching overtop of the reverse is an inscription which reads “E Pluribus Unum.”
| Fournisseur | Destination | Coût |
|---|---|---|
| Standard Shipping - Tracked Défaut |
Reste du monde
21
|
premier article
par article supplémentaire
frais de port plafonnés à
|
| Standard Shipping - Tracked Défaut |
les états-unis d'Amérique
7
|
premier article
par article supplémentaire
frais de port plafonnés à
|
kevinlay35 is your premier destination for rare, historic, and collectible coins from every corner o....
Pourquoi les utilisateurs se surenchérissent-ils ?
Lorsqu'une enchère est placée, il s'agit du montant maximum qu'une personne est prête à enchérir pour le produit. Notre système enchérira alors automatiquement au nom de l'enchérisseur, augmentant progressivement l'enchère jusqu'au maximum pour maintenir sa position de meilleur enchérisseur.
Lorsqu'une icône indiquant « Enchère automatique » apparaît, cela signifie que notre système place activement des enchères pour l'enchérisseur en fonction de son enchère maximale. Cela peut donner l'impression que les enchérisseurs se surenchérissent, mais c'est simplement le résultat de la mise à jour de l'enchère par le système pour refléter la limite maximale des enchérisseurs.