1945-D Lincoln Cent NGC MS67 RD

Why order this 1945-D Lincoln Cent?

The Lincoln Cent has been an important part of American coinage for more than a century. This piece comes from the year that the Second World War ended, adding an important historical connection for collectors. The Lincoln cent was struck at the Denver Mint and, accordingly, has a "D" mint mark.

• This coin is 1 cent legal tender in the United States.
• This cent bears the "D" mint mark of the Denver Mint.
• This coin was issued in the year that World War II ended.
• Lincoln pennies have been issued since 1909.
• Numismatic Guaranty Corporation (NGC) graded this piece Mint State 67.
• NGC certified that this coin is Red.

Classic President Abraham Lincoln Design by Victor D. Brenner

Obverse: Both faces of this coin were designed by Victor D. Brenner. The obverse bears a portrait of President Abraham Lincoln. The national motto, "IN GOD WE TRUST," is inscribed at the top of the rim, while the inscriptions "LIBERTY" and "1945" flank the portrait.

Reverse: On the reverse, the face value of the coin, "ONE CENT," and the name of the issuing country, "UNITED STATES OF AMERICA," are inscribed prominently in the center. They are flanked by two ears of wheat. The second statutory motto, "E PLURIBUS UNUM," is inscribed above. Victor David Brenner is best known for designing this coin. He was a sculptor, engraver, and medalist who immigrated to the United States from Lithuania.

Beautifully Preserved MS67 RD

Numismatic Guaranty Corporation (NGC) certified that this piece is Red and awarded it a Mint State 67 grade. The Mint State 67 grade means that the coin was struck sharply while Red indicates this is an example that posesses full mint red luster.

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