2025s Lincoln Penny PCGS pf 69
2025 S Lincoln Shield Cent

MS-69 For Sale

$105.00 each

Newly graded by PCGS PR 69. itis pristine condition.

Qty: 10 available

2007 S Proof Lincoln Cent
2007 S Lincoln Memorial Cent

PR-65 For Sale

$4.00

1857 Flying Eagle
1857 Flying Eagle Cent

VG-8 For Sale

$50.00

Decent Flying Eagle cent at a decent price.

1857 Flying Eagle Cent
1857 Flying Eagle Cent

Ungraded For Sale

$12.00

This coin is well circulated with a barely visible date. Makes a great filler or a representative for FE.

1858 Flying Eagle Cent
1858 Flying Eagle Cent

F-12 For Sale

$60.00

When you can see some separation in the tail feathers of the eagle, you know your getting a decent coin.

2004-D Lincoln Cent - MS-65
2004 D Lincoln Memorial Cent

MS-65 For Sale

$6.00

1960 Lincoln Cent - Small Date - AU-55
1960 Lincoln Memorial Cent

AU-55 For Sale

$3.50

1950 Lincoln Wheat Cent - AU-55
1950 Lincoln Wheat Cent

AU-55 For Sale 2 left

$2.50 each

Qty: 2 available

1995 S Proof Lincoln Cent
1995 S Lincoln Memorial Cent

PR-65 For Sale 2 left

$4.00 each

Qty: 2 available

1985 D Lincoln Cent - MS-65
1985 D Lincoln Memorial Cent

MS-65 For Sale

$3.50

1979 S Proof Lincoln Cent
1979 S Lincoln Memorial Cent

PR-65 For Sale

$4.00

Type 2

1999 S Proof Lincoln Cent
1999 S Lincoln Memorial Cent

PR-65 For Sale 2 left

$4.00 each

Small date, zinc

Qty: 2 available

1883 Indian Head Cent - VG
1883 Indian Head Cent

VG-8 For Sale

$4.00

1891 Indian Head Cent - VG
1891 Indian Head Cent

VG-8 For Sale

$3.00

1865 Indian Head Cent - G
1865 Indian Head Cent

G-4 For Sale

$14.00

1888 Indian Head Cent - VG
1888 Indian Head Cent

VG-8 For Sale

$4.00

1992-S Cent - PCGS PR96 Red DCAM
1992 S Lincoln Memorial Cent

PR-69 Certified For Sale

$10.00 Below PCGS Price Guide Value!

1979 Lincoln Cent - Double-Die Obverse - AU
1979 Lincoln Memorial Cent

AU-50 For Sale

$19.00

This Lincoln Memorial cent has a double-die obverse (front). This can be seen in the word "Liberty", especially the "L". …

Small Cents replaced the unwieldy Large Cent in 1856 with the Flying Eagle design, followed by the Indian Head Cent (1859-1909) and the iconic Lincoln Cent (1909-present). The transition in metal composition tells economic history: initially copper-nickel, then bronze, briefly steel in 1943 due to World War II, and finally copper-plated zinc from 1982 onward. The Lincoln Cent is the longest-running design in U.S. coinage and remains one of the most collected series.