The 1909 VDB Lincoln Cent holds a special place in numismatic history as the very first year of issue for America’s longest-running coin series. Designed by Victor David Brenner, his initials “V.D.B.” proudly appear on the reverse at the base of the wheat stalks, making this one of the most famous and sought-after varieties in the Lincoln Cent series. With its historic significance and beauty, it remains a cornerstone coin for serious collectors.

This example has been graded MS67 RD by PCGS, meaning it displays full red brilliance with virtually flawless surfaces. Even more impressive, it carries the CAC designation, placing it among the most elite survivors of the original 27,995,000 mintage. With a PCGS population of just 399 and an estimated CAC population of 3 or fewer, this coin is a true rarity at the highest level of preservation.

The coin’s sharp strike, vibrant red luster, and outstanding eye appeal make it a standout piece in any registry set or high-end collection. Collectors prize this grade not only for its scarcity but also for its ability to showcase the coin exactly as it would have appeared fresh from the Mint in 1909. Owning such a superb gem represents both a historical milestone and a pinnacle of quality.

For those who appreciate condition rarity, the 1909 VDB Lincoln Cent in PCGS MS67 RD CAC is a trophy coin. Its combination of historic importance, pristine preservation, and extreme scarcity in CAC-approved populations makes it a once-in-a-lifetime acquisition.

Key Features:

• 1909 VDB Lincoln Cent, Philadelphia Mint – first year of the series

• PCGS certified MS67 RD, with CAC approval for superior quality

• Original mintage: 27,995,000, but among the finest surviving examples

• PCGS population of 399, with an estimated CAC population of 2 or fewer

Secure this exceptional 1909 VDB Lincoln Cent today—an elite rarity that combines history, beauty, and one of the highest distinctions in numismatics.