• Low Mintage Rare: Only 6,200,000 struck at the Denver Mint, making the 1933-D one of the rarest Wheat Pennies in the series.

• Historical VG Circulated Example: Offered in Very Good (VG) condition, this coin has survived over 90 years, carrying the marks of its journey through the Great Depression.

• Valuable Copper Collectible: Composed of 95% copper and designed by Victor D. Brenner, the 1933-D has sold for over $16,000 in top grades, while remaining an affordable treasure in circulated condition. 

Step into the heart of American history with the 1933-D Lincoln Wheat Cent—a standout in the legendary Wheat Penny series and a true relic of the Great Depression. Struck in Denver with a modest mintage of just 6.2 million, this coin is one of the rarest Wheat Pennies ever produced, making it a prized addition for collectors of all levels. Designed by Victor David Brenner, the coin features Lincoln’s dignified profile on the obverse and a pair of wheat ears on the reverse, symbolizing growth and prosperity in a time of hardship.

Released during a time of economic struggle and national resilience, the 1933-D Penny serves as a copper time capsule. Its simple, iconic imagery tells a larger story of strength and endurance—qualities mirrored in the American people during one of the country’s toughest decades. Brenner’s design, first introduced in 1909 to honor Lincoln’s 100th birthday, has become one of the most enduring in U.S. coinage, admired for both its symbolism and artistic merit.

Now offered in Very Good (VG) circulated condition, this coin provides an affordable entry point into the world of rare coin collecting. With a 95% copper composition and growing collector demand, the 1933-D Wheat Cent continues to rise in historical and sentimental value. One exceptional uncirculated example even sold for over $16,000 at auction, highlighting the investment potential for higher-grade specimens.

Whether you're starting your coin journey or expanding a seasoned collection, the 1933-D Lincoln Wheat Penny is a piece of American legacy worth owning. Secure this copper classic while it's still within reach—because rare dates like this don’t stay available for long.