The 1955-S Lincoln Wheat Cent holds a special place in U.S. coinage history as the final Wheat Cent struck at the San Francisco Mint. After this issue, the "S" mintmark would disappear from circulation coinage until 1968, making this roll a true “last-of-an-era” treasure. Collectors prize the 1955-S for its historical significance and enduring legacy in the Lincoln Cent series.

With a relatively low mintage of just 44,610,000, the 1955-S is scarcer than most Wheat Cents of the 1950s. What makes it even more appealing is the consistently high-quality strikes from this issue. Many examples display sharp details, smooth surfaces, and brilliant luster—ideal traits for those who value beauty as much as rarity.

This offering is for a bank-wrapped, sealed roll of 50 coins in Brilliant Uncirculated condition. Original rolls like this are highly sought after, as they guarantee untouched coins that have remained sealed since the 1950s. It’s like opening a time capsule filled with pristine last-year San Francisco Wheats.

Adding to the allure is the broader historical context of 1955, which is remembered for the legendary Philadelphia Double Die Cent. While this famous variety comes from a different mint, it ensures that all 1955 issues carry heightened collector demand and attention.

Key Features:

• Final year of Lincoln Wheat Cents from the San Francisco Mint

• Low mintage of just 44,610,000 coins

• Brilliant Uncirculated roll of 50 bank-sealed coins

• Highly collectible as original, untouched rolls from the 1950s

Secure this 1955-S Wheat Cent BU Roll of 50 and own a piece of numismatic history. It’s not just a roll of coins—it’s a preserved chapter of America’s minting heritage, waiting to be added to your collection.