🪙 Did you know? The 1982 Lincoln cent comes in seven (yes, 7!) different regular-issue varieties — thanks to a mid-year switch from a copper planchet to a copper-plated zinc one. Here’s what makes them special: There are large-date and small-date versions. Both Philadelphia (“P”) and Denver (“D”) mint struck these, with copper and zinc planchets. The weight varies: copper cents weigh ~3.1 g, zinc ~2.5 g. Collector value: Most of them are modestly valuable — in mint-state (MS) grades, they commo

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“Here’s a 1955-D Lincoln Wheat Penny — not the famous doubled-die variety, but still a solid piece of American history. Every wheat cent has its own journey, passing through pockets, hands, and decades before ending up in a collector’s tray. The Denver Mint struck millions in ’55, but finding one today with this much character is always a rewarding moment for any coin hunter. Small value, big nostalgia.” 🔍 “Not the legendary 1955 doubled-die everyone dreams of, but this 1955-D still tells its o

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