1941–1964 Lincoln Wheat Cent Set – Complete Collection (Excluding 1955 Doubled Die Obverse)

Build your collection with this impressive 1941–1964 Lincoln Wheat Cent set, a classic grouping of mid-20th century U.S. coinage. This set features Lincoln cents minted during the final decades of the beloved Wheat Ear reverse design, which was produced from 1909 to 1958, along with early Memorial reverse issues through 1964.

The collection includes a wide range of dates and mint marks from Philadelphia, Denver, and San Francisco, offering collectors a strong representation of circulating coinage during and after World War II. While the famous 1955 Doubled Die Obverse is not included, this set still provides excellent historical value and collectibility.

Lincoln cents from this era are highly popular among collectors due to their affordability, historical context, and the opportunity to complete or upgrade sets over time. This group is ideal for both beginner collectors and seasoned numismatists looking to expand their holdings.

Key Details:

• Date Range: 1941–1964
• Coin Type: Lincoln Cents (Wheat & Early Memorial Reverse)
• Designer: Victor David Brenner
• Composition: Primarily copper (note: 1943 steel cents may be included depending on set)
• Mint Marks: Includes coins from Philadelphia (no mint mark), Denver (D), and San Francisco (S)
• Notable Exclusion: 1955 Doubled Die Obverse (major rarity)
• Historical Significance: Covers WWII-era coinage through early modern U.S. Mint production
• Collectibility: Popular and widely collected series with strong demand
• Condition: Varies by set (circulated to higher grades depending on individual coins)
• Rarity: Common set overall, but includes collectible key dates and mint mark combinations depending on contents