1950 S Lincoln Wheat Cent G/VG (Good - Very Good) Average Circulated Condition

1950-S Lincoln Wheat Cent in average circulated condition. The coin was struck in San Francisco with a business strike type and is a great addition to any coin collection.

Coin Highlights:

• Lincoln wheat cents are 1c coins that have been struck since 1909
• The composition of all Lincoln wheat cents are 0.950 copper, 0.050 zinc
• The diameter of all Lincoln wheat cents are 19.05 mm (0.750 in)
• The mass of all Lincoln wheat cents are 2.5 g
• Years of minting: 1909-1958
• The designer of the obverse and reverse was Victor D. Brenner

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Lincoln Wheat Cent - Background & Design:

The Lincoln wheat cent was introduced in 1909 and minted each year until 1958 with the “wheat ears” reverse design. This represented the first U.S. coin issued for general circulation to depict the likeness of an actual person, as all previous series had depicted various renderings of Liberty. The obverse depicts the familiar likeness of President Abraham Lincoln, while the reverse depicts two stalks of wheat.

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