195"L" S Mint Mark Lincoln Wheat Penny With Few Errors Extremely Rare Penny

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As you can see in the photos -Lincoln Head + Body has a unique and extremely rare Shadow (left side) -195'L' -Letter 'E' in We looks very odd Overall an amazing coin for coin collectors This rare 1951 'L' S Mint Mark Lincoln Wheat Penny is a must-have for any coin collector. With its unique 'L' S Mint Mark and a few minor errors, this circulated penny is a true gem. The small cent denomination and San Francisco mint location add to its historical significance, making it a great addition to any collection. Certification for this penny is not available, but its quality speaks for itself. The United States is the country of manufacture, and the Lincoln Wheat design adds to its value. Don't miss out on the chance to own this extremely rare penny. Unfortunately we do NOT accept returns.

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ch282181 I have one just like it just look at the t in trust there y's

Feb 03Reply

sandrateigen This is clearly a 1951,S, MM, Lincoln Cent, not rare,the Sanfrancisco Mint produced 136,010,000 of these in1951, it possiably has a die clash error of Lincolns portrait, but the fact of being very circulated, and the1 or as you claim an L, is not a mint error, its PMD, its only worth a few dollars, what brought you to the conclusion it has a value of $2000? Thats insane, If it were uncirculated condition with the die clash error, and no PMD of the 1, it would have value, the one you have doesn

5 days agoReply

sandrateigen The shadow you're referring to is a DDO error. Its not rare to see this, I have a few of them, with the same type of image, but,different years and much better condition , theres also nothing historic about the 1951 Lincoln Cent, And if you actually thought it had the value that your price reflects, you would send it in to have it graded. And be able to sell it for triple, so, you obviously know its only worth a few dollars,and then you dont accept returns, says it all your scamming people,

5 days agoReply