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  • 2013-D Lincoln Shield Cent Double Denomination: A One-of-a-Kind Modern Mint Error
  • Rare 1863 L on Ribbon Indian Cent Carries a Secret from the 1870s
  • Unique 1977 Lincoln Cent Struck in Aluminum: The Modern Penny That Should Not Exist

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coinweek.com /1 month ago

2013-D Lincoln Shield Cent Double Denomination: A One-of-a-Kind Modern Mint Error

The 11-Cent Error: A Lincoln Shield Cent Double Denomination Struck Over a Struck Dime A 2013-D Lincoln Shield cent struck over a 2013-D Roosevelt dime creates one of the most dram...

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coinweek.com /1 month ago

Rare 1863 L on Ribbon Indian Cent Carries a Secret from the 1870s

A Tiny “L” Reveals the Secret Behind This 1863 Indian Cent 1863 L on Ribbon Indian Cent. Judd-302, Pollock-365, Snow-PT3a. Rarity-7+. Copper-Nickel. Plain Edge. Proof-63 (PCGS). CA...

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coinweek.com /1 month ago

Unique 1977 Lincoln Cent Struck in Aluminum: The Modern Penny That Should Not Exist

The 1977 Aluminum Penny That Should Not Exist A 1977 Lincoln cent should be copper-colored. It should also weigh about 3.11 grams. Yet one extraordinary example breaks both rules....

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coinweek.com /1 month ago

The 13 Rare Lincoln Cent Double Dies that Collectors Chase

A Chronology of the Lincoln Cent Double Dies Lincoln cents look familiar. That makes them powerful. Collectors know the design. Families have jars full of them. Millions of America...

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coinweek.com /1 month ago

1943/2-S Lincoln Cent: The Wartime Overdate No One Saw for 79 Years

The ONLY overdate in the entire 110+ year history of the Lincoln Cent series A 1943/2-S Lincoln Cent certified MS-67 by PCGS will cross the block in Stack’s Bowers Galleries’ June...

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coinweek.com /1 month ago

2026 U.S. Mint Uncirculated Coin Set: The Only Uncirculated Lincoln Cents of America’s 250th Anniversary

The 2026 Mint Set Has a Sleeper: The Lincoln Cent No Longer Made for Circulation The 2026 United States Mint Uncirculated Coin Set arrives with one of the strongest collector hooks...

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coinweek.com /1 month ago

1969-S Doubled Die Lincoln Cent: A Coin the Secret Service Thought Was Fake

The Secret Service Thought It Was A Fake The 1969-S Doubled Die Lincoln Cent stands among the most dramatic modern U.S. Mint errors. It also carries one of the strangest backstorie...

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coinweek.com /1 week ago

1867 No Rays Shield Nickel with a Pattern Reverse

The 1867 Proof Shield Nickel Secret That Hid for 135 Years A five-cent coin should not need a detective story. This one does. Heritage Auctions will offer an 1867 No Rays Shield Ni...

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coinweek.com /1 month ago

2026 Semiquincentennial Silver Proof Set Brings Liberty, Silver, and a Historic Lincoln Cent Together

Liberty Returns, Silver Shines, and the Lincoln Cent Enters a New Era The United States Mint will open sales for the 2026 Semiquincentennial Silver Proof Set on June 11, 2026, at n...

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coinweek.com /1 month ago

The 1942 Glass Cent Pattern: The WWII Penny That Almost Shattered in America’s Pocket

The WWII Penny Made of Glass: America’s Strangest Cent Pattern In 1942, the United States Mint faced a wartime problem that reached all the way down to the humble cent. Copper matt...

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coinnews.net /1 month ago

U.S. Mint Launches 2026 Silver Proof Set With Rare Cent

The United States Mint’s 2026 Semiquincentennial Silver Proof Set goes on sale today, June 11, at noon ET. This release gives collectors one of only three opportunities to obtain a...

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coinnews.net /1 month ago

U.S. Mint Launches 2026 Silver Proof Set With Rare Cent

The United States Mint’s 2026 Semiquincentennial Silver Proof Set goes on sale today, June 11, at noon ET. This release gives collectors one of only three opportunities to obtain a...

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coinweek.com /1 week ago

A Wrong-Metal 1944 Steel Cent Leads Heritage Error Coin Auction to $341,470

A Penny Made From the Wrong Metal Just Led a $341,470 Error-Coin Sale Heritage Auctions’ June 29 Error Coinage U.S. Coins Showcase Auction delivered another strong signal from the...

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coinweek.com /2 weeks ago

Coin Die Design for the 21st Century: Did the 2026-P Dime Break a 100-Year Mint Rule?

A Lincoln Cent Problem May Have Ended on the 2026-P Dime A 1909 letter to Victor David Brenner from Charles E. Barber still matters. At that time, Barber served as Chief Engraver o...

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coinnews.net /1 week ago

US Mint Sales: Lincoln Cents Lift 2026 Mint Set Near Limit

The United States Mint’s 2026 Uncirculated Coin Set opened with a bang, becoming unavailable around the 24-hour mark after its June 30 launch and posting debut sales of 292,204. It...

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coinweek.com /1 month ago

The Philadelphia Find: Lonesome John Error Coin Time Capsule Surfaces With 1943 Steel Cent Prize

A 40-Year Philadelphia Time Capsule Reveals a Lonesome John Error Coin Treasure A routine search on a digital marketplace led Daniel Sassa to one of the more exciting fresh error-c...

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coinnews.net /2 weeks ago

U.S. Mint Launches 2026 Mint Set With Rare P&D Cents

The United States Mint releases its 2026 Uncirculated Coin Set today at noon ET, giving collectors a rare opportunity to obtain dual-dated 1776 ~ 2026 Lincoln cents and the year’s...

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coinweek.com /3 weeks ago

1939 Jefferson Nickel Doubled Die Reverse: The Five-Cent Rarity Still Hiding in Plain Sight

A Rare 1939 Nickel With Naked-Eye Doubling Can Still Hide in Pocket Change The 1939 Jefferson Nickel already gives collectors more to study than most second-year U.S. coin issues....

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coinweek.com /1 day ago

Steel City Strikes Back: Franki and Wastweet Reimagine the Lincoln Cent for ANA 2026

Steel City Strikes Back: Franki and Wastweet Reimagine the Lincoln Cent for Pittsburgh Two of America’s leading medallic artists have transformed the familiar Lincoln cent into a m...

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coinweek.com /3 weeks ago

1908-S Indian Head Cent: The First Mintmarked Penny Changed U.S. Coinage Forever

The Tiny “S” That Changed the American Penny Forever One small letter changed the American cent. In 1908, the San Francisco Mint struck the first Indian Head cents ever made outsid...

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coinnews.net /1 week ago

2026 Mint Set Premiums Surge Behind Scarce 1776-2026 Cents

The United States Mint’s 2026 Uncirculated Coin Set is already bringing strong premiums on the secondary market, with demand centered on its exclusive Philadelphia and Denver 1776...

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coinweek.com /1 month ago

1792 Birch Cent: America’s First Cent Pattern

The $1.175 Million 1792 Birch Cent and the Mystery Washington Never Explained The Bushnell-Parmelee-Jenks-Col. Green 1792 Birch Cent stands among the most important copper coins in...

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coinweek.com /1 month ago

1867 Two-Cent Piece FS-101: The Civil War Motto Coin With a Dramatic Doubled Die

The Civil War Coin Error Hidden in Plain Sight: 1867 Two-Cent Double Die The 1867 Two-Cent Piece FS-101 carries one of the most dramatic doubled dies in 19th-century American coina...

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coinweek.com /1 month ago

1851 Silver Three-Cent Piece in MS-67: The Tiny Coin That Helped Save Small Change

The Tiny 1851 Silver Coin That Helped America Buy a Stamp A Superb Gem 1851 Silver Three-Cent Silver certified MS-67 offers collectors far more than grade rarity. It tells one of t...

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