• The 1909 VDB Lincoln Cent was designed by Victor David Brenner, who included his initials "VDB" prominently on the reverse, leading to public controversy and their removal from future designs.

• These "VDB" versions were minted only for a few months in 1909, making them a popular choice among collectors.

• Graded as MS65 RD by both NGC and PCGS, this wheat penny boasts a vibrant red hue and exceptional details, reflecting its excellent preservation over more than a century. You will get one coin either NGC or PCGS chosen at random. Which one will you get?

One coin per purchase chosen at random Discover the 1909 VDB Lincoln Cent, a gem of numismatic history and a more accessible alternative to the highly sought-after 1909-S VDB. This remarkable wheat penny, graded at a magnificent MS65 RD, showcases a vibrant red hue and excellent details, a testament to its exceptional preservation for over a century.
 
The 1909 VDB Lincoln Cent represents the beginning of the beloved Lincoln cent series, introduced to honor the centennial of Abraham Lincoln's birth. Designed by Victor David Brenner, the coin features his initials, "VDB," prominently on the reverse, sparking public controversy and leading to their removal from subsequent coin designs. These "VDB" versions were minted for only a few months in 1909, making them some of the most sought-after coins among collectors.
 
While the elusive 1909-S VDB Lincoln Cent is celebrated for its rarity and often commands prices in the thousands, this 1909 VDB version provides collectors with the same historical significance without the hefty price tag. Add this stunning piece of history, graded at a stunning MS65 RD by either NGC or PCGS, to your collection and cherish this time capsule of U.S. numismatic history today!