Description
1915 Lincoln Wheat Cent – Early U.S. One-Cent Copper Coin
Add a classic early Lincoln cent to your collection with this 1915 Lincoln Wheat Cent. Struck at the Philadelphia Mint, this historic one-cent coin is part of the beloved Wheat Penny series designed by Victor David Brenner, marking one of the most enduring and recognizable designs in U.S. numismatics.
The obverse features the iconic portrait of President Abraham Lincoln, the first historical figure to appear on a regularly issued U.S. coin, while the reverse displays two wheat ears framing the denomination and national mottoes. This simple yet elegant design became a staple of American currency for decades.
Composed primarily of copper, the 1915 Wheat Cent circulated widely during the early 20th century, an era of rapid industrial growth and change in the United States. Coins from this period are highly collectible for their historical significance and their connection to everyday American commerce.
As an early-date Wheat Cent, the 1915 issue is a popular addition to date sets, type collections, and Lincoln cent albums. Its classic design, strong historical context, and enduring popularity make it a staple piece for U.S. coin collectors.
Features:
• Authentic 1915 Lincoln Wheat Cent (1¢)
• Struck at the Philadelphia Mint
• Designed by Victor David Brenner
