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Discover the rarity of the 1912-S Penny, a low mintage coin within the iconic Wheat Penny series! These Wheat Pennies, minted from 1909 to 1958, have become a favorite series among all types of collectors. The 1912-S stands out with its remarkably low mintage, making it one of the rarest Wheat Pennies ever. Order one of the rarest Wheat Pennies in the entire series online from Bullion Shark!
Introduced in 1909 to honor Abraham Lincoln's 100th birthday, the Wheat Penny series has witnessed and endured pivotal moments throughout the 20th century United States. This popular series of American Coinage which began in 1909 has survived both world wars, the Great Depression, and the advancement of technology and society all the way through 1958. Certain years and varieties have emerged as highly sought after collectibles, with the 1912-S Penny being one of the rarest on the market today.
With a mere 4,431,000 coins struck, the 1912-S Penny makes a stand out addition to any rare coin collection. This low mintage places it among the rarest issues in the entire series, much different from other Wheat Pennies that saw mintages surpassing one billion coins struck. Don't miss the opportunity to own the 1912-S Penny, one of the rare gems in the Wheat Penny Series!
Why Collect The 1912-S Penny?
- Affordable coins to start your collection with.
- 95% copper composition
- The auction record of the 1912-S Penny is over $27,000!
- One of the rarest Wheat Pennies in the entire series!
1912-S Penny Coin Details
Designer: Victor David Brenner
Edge: Plain
Diameter: 19.00 millimeters
Weight: 3.11 grams
Mintage: 4,431,000
Mint: San Francisco
Metal: 95% Copper, 5% Tin and Zinc
1912-S Penny Value
Collectors highly value the 1912-S Penny in the highest grades. Such coins are considered extremely rare in today's numismatic market.
- 1912-S MS65: This coin sold at auction for $27,600 on 5/1/2003
- 1912-S Choice BU: This coin sold at auction for $2,530 on 5/4/1999
These prices show the high demand for Wheat Pennies in exceptional condition. Collectors are eager to get their hands on coins showing minimal wear, specifically those certified and graded by professionals.
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