Lincoln Wheat Cents, Lot of 16 (1910–1919, Various Mints)

A solid group of early Lincoln Wheat cents, all housed in individual 2x2 cardboard holders with dates hand-written on the fronts — the kind of lot a collector put together deliberately, one coin at a time. Details: - Series: Lincoln Wheat Cent ("Wheat Back" / V.D.B. reverse era) - Denomination: One Cent - Dates & Mint Marks: 1910 (×3, Philadelphia), 1911 (Philadelphia — noted "filler" on holder), 1912 (Philadelphia), 1914 (Philadelphia), 1916 (Philadelphia), 1917 (Philadelphia), 1917-D (Denver), 1918 (×2, Philadelphia), 1919 (Philadelphia), 1919-S (×2, San Francisco), 1919-D (Denver) - Count: 16 coins - Metal: Copper (base metal — no silver content) - Holders: Individual 2x2 cardboard flips, dates hand-labeled Condition varies across the lot — most show moderate to heavy circulation wear with readable dates and design; the 1911 is self-described as a filler on its holder. A few show deeper chocolate-brown toning. Reverses confirm the classic wheat-stalk design on all. A nice starter or gap-filler lot for anyone building an early Wheat cent set. The Lincoln cent design debuted in 1909 — the first US circulating coin to feature a real person — replacing the Indian Head cent after 50 years. Gavel AI Estimated Value: $30.00 (grade: Good). This is an automated estimate based on the coin's visible condition — for reference only, not a professional appraisal or guarantee. The final price is set by the bidding. *Generated with Gavel AI — please ask questions if the description doesn't seem right.