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Unique Circulated Early Cent Collection
You may have a smart-looking collection of American coinage, but does it have any cents?Just to make sure, bring home this set of early American cents. All come in hand-selected circulated condition in a velvet-covered display box. Make cents?

What You Get

• Large cent
• Indian Head cent copper-nickel
• 1909 Lincoln Wheat Ears VDB cent
• Velvet-covered metal display box

Good to Know

The Key Specs

Coin Grade/Condition:	Hand-selected circulated condition
Mint Mark:	Random Mints
Packaging:	Encapsulated

Coin 1

Obverse:	Large Cent – Potrait of Liberty Indian Head Cent – Lady Liberty wearing an Indian headdress Lincoln Wheat Ears Cent – Portrait of Abraham Lincoln
Reverse:	Large Cent – Inscription ONE CENT Indian Head Cent – ONE CENT wrapped in a laurel leaf with a federal shield above Lincoln Wheat Ears Cent – Two sheaves of wheat framing the inscriptions ONE CENT, E PLURIBUS UNUM and UNITED STATES OF AMERICA
Composition:	95% copper
Diameter:	Large Cent – Approx. 27mm (1.06″) or 29mm (1.14″) Other Cents – Approx. 19mm (0.75″) each
Weight:	Large Cent – Approx. 10.9 grams (0.4 oz.) Other Cents – Approx. 3.11 grams (0.11 oz.) each

The Basics – Box

Measurements:	Approx. 6″W x 1/”H x 2-1/4″ Deep
Country of Origin:	China

Large cent coin

• Minted from 1793 to 1857, when it was officially replaced by the modern-size one-cent coin
• Made of 100% copper with an original face value of 1/100 of a dollar
• Contained twice as much copper as the half cent
• All large cents were minted in Philadelphia
• Obverse design was modified through the years
• The final designs were called the Coronet Cents and featured the “Matron Head” designs that gave Liberty a slimmer, more youthful appearance

Indian Head cent copper-nickel

• The Indian Head one-cent coin was produced by the United States Bureau of the Mint from 1859 to 1909
• The copper-nickel versionwas only minted from 1859-1864. During 1864 the US Mint changed the composition of the coins to bronze.
• Designed by James Barton Longacre, the Chief Engraver at the Philadelphia Mint

1909 Lincoln Wheat Ears VDB cent

• Introduced in 1909 to celebrate the 100th anniversary of Lincoln’s birth
• First U.S. circulating coin to bear a president’s image
• 1909 was the only year that the designer’s initials VDB appeared on the reverse of the coin

Hand-selected circulated condition

• These coins have been hand-picked from the best examples of publicly circulated coins

Encapsulated

• Helps protect coins’ condition during storage and display