The 1929-S Lincoln Wheat Cent offers collectors a tangible connection to a fascinating chapter of American history. Struck at the San Francisco Mint, this classic Wheat Penny features Abraham Lincoln's iconic portrait on the obverse and the beloved wheat stalk design on the reverse.

First introduced in 1909 to commemorate the 100th anniversary of Lincoln's birth, the Lincoln Wheat Cent showcases the acclaimed work of designer Victor David Brenner. Its enduring design and historical significance make the series a favorite among collectors, while the 1929-S issue provides an affordable way to own a genuine piece of early 20th-century American coinage.

The 1929-S Wheat Penny was produced during the Great Depression era, adding another layer of historical interest to this already iconic series. With a mintage of 50,148,000 coins, this San Francisco issue is an appealing addition for collectors building a date-and-mint collection or simply looking for an authentic vintage U.S. coin.

Graded Circulated Very Good (VG), this coin displays the natural wear expected from decades of use while retaining the classic details that make the Lincoln Wheat Cent so recognizable. Its 95% copper composition and accessible price point make it an excellent choice for both beginning collectors and experienced numismatists seeking to expand their Wheat Penny collection.

Key Features

• 1929-S Lincoln Wheat Cent in Circulated Very Good (VG) condition

• Struck at the San Francisco Mint with a mintage of 50,148,000

• 95% copper composition with 5% tin and zinc

• Features Victor David Brenner's iconic Lincoln Wheat Cent design

Add the 1929-S Lincoln Wheat Cent to your collection today and own a classic piece of American numismatic history.