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Mixed Lot of Early Lincoln Wheat Cents (Corroded/Detector Finds) – Approx. 10 Coins

Mixed Lot of Early Lincoln Wheat Cents (Corroded/Detector Finds) – Approx. 10 Coins

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Collection of early Lincoln Wheat Pennies housed in individual protective holders. These coins appear to be heavily circulated with environmental damage, oxidation, verdigris, and corrosion consistent with long-term ground exposure or metal detecting finds. Several dates and mint marks may still be recoverable with careful examination. Ideal for coin collectors, metal detecting enthusiasts, crafters, educational displays, or bulk wheat cent lots.

Features:

  • Lincoln Wheat Cent design (1909–1958 series)
  • Mixed dates and possible mint marks
  • Individual protective holders included
  • Authentic U.S. one-cent coins
  • Good for album fillers, study, or detector-find collections

Condition:

Poor to Fair. Significant corrosion, discoloration, and surface damage. Most coins have limited numismatic value due to environmental exposure.

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Collection of early Lincoln Wheat Pennies housed in individual protective holders. These coins appear to be heavily circulated with environmental damage, oxidation, verdigris, and corrosion consistent with long-term ground exposure or metal detecting finds. Several dates and mint marks may still be recoverable with careful examination. Ideal for coin collectors, metal detecting enthusiasts, crafters, educational displays, or bulk wheat cent lots.

Features:

  • Lincoln Wheat Cent design (1909–1958 series)
  • Mixed dates and possible mint marks
  • Individual protective holders included
  • Authentic U.S. one-cent coins
  • Good for album fillers, study, or detector-find collections

Condition:

Poor to Fair. Significant corrosion, discoloration, and surface damage. Most coins have limited numismatic value due to environmental exposure.

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