1944 D & 1945 S Lincoln Wheat Cents- Group Of 2 Coins-Circulated Free Post

Description: 1944-D and 1945-S Lincoln Wheat Cent Pair: WWII-Era Copper TreasuresThis historic pair of Lincoln Wheat Cents from the World War II era includes a 1944-D (Denver) and a 1945-S (San Francisco) specimen, offering collectors a glimpse into mid-1940s American coinage. These circulated cents showcase the iconic Wheat reverse design that defined U.S. pennies from 1909 to 1958.Key Features:Years: 1944 and 1945Mint Marks: D (Denver) and S (San Francisco)Denomination: One Cent (1¢)Composition: 95% copper, 5% tin and zincFineness: 0.95 (copper content)Weight: 3.11 grams eachDiameter: 19.05 mmEdge: PlainKM Number: 132Designer: Victor D. BrennerStrike Type: Business StrikeCondition: CirculatedCertification: UncertifiedHistorical Significance:Minted during the final years of World War IIRepresents the return to standard copper composition after the 1943 steel centShowcases production from two different U.S. Mint facilitiesDesign Elements:Obverse: Features Abraham Lincoln's profile with "IN GOD WE TRUST" and "LIBERTY"Reverse: Iconic wheat stalks design with "E PLURIBUS UNUM" and "ONE CENT"Collector's Value:Essential pieces for Lincoln cent collectors and WWII-era enthusiastsOpportunity to compare striking characteristics between Denver and San Francisco mintsPotential for discovering interesting varieties or errorsInvestment Potential:Growing interest in historical U.S. coinage enhances long-term valueWheat cents from the 1940s are becoming increasingly scarce in circulationDon't miss this chance to own a piece of American numismatic history from the World War II era! This 1944-D and 1945-S Lincoln Wheat Cent pair offers an affordable entry point for collectors interested in vintage U.S. coinage. Add these historic cents to your collection today and enjoy free shipping!

Price: 15 USD

Location: Los Angeles, California

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