1913 D Lincoln Wheat Cent, Stunning details, Uncirculated, *BNT439* For Sale

The 1913-D Cent is part of a series of Lincoln, Wheat reverse (Bronze) coins struck from 1909-1958. Struck in Denver and designated as a Business (MS) strike, this coin is made of 95% copper; 5% zinc & tin from a mintage of 15,804,000 struck. The 1913-D cent is a scarce semi-key date, similar to many of the other early branch-mint Lincoln cents of the period. While a tough coin in circulated grades, it is decidedly rare in uncirculated condition, regardless of the coin\'s color designation. As expected among any of these early Lincoln cents, the competition for nice, high-end examples by registry set collectors puts extreme price pressure for top-grade specimens, with that strong demand trickling down for other nice pieces across lower grades.