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1941 1c BN

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Grade CPG Value
AG3 $0.17
G4 $0.18
G6 $0.18
VG8 $0.18
VG10 $0.18
F12 $0.19
F15 $0.19
VF20 $0.19
VF25 $0.19
VF30 $0.19
VF35 $0.19
XF40 $0.20
XF45 $0.20
AU50 $0.21
AU53 $0.21
AU55 $0.21
AU58 $0.21
MS60 $1.50
MS61 $1.90
MS62 $2.15
MS63 $2.40
MS64 $2.65
MS65 $4.05
AG3 CAC $0.17
G4 CAC $0.18
G6 CAC $0.18
VG8 CAC $0.18
VG10 CAC $0.18
F12 CAC $0.19
F15 CAC $0.19
VF20 CAC $0.19
VF25 CAC $0.19
VF30 CAC $0.19
VF35 CAC $0.19
XF40 CAC $0.21
XF45 CAC $0.21
AU50 CAC $0.22
AU53 CAC $0.22
AU55 CAC $0.22
AU58 CAC $0.22
MS60 CAC $1.85
MS61 CAC $2.15
MS62 CAC $2.45
MS63 CAC $2.84
MS64 CAC $3.24
MS65 CAC $4.86

Apr Data

19 records found.

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    Description Grade Auction House Sell Price Sell Date
    1941 1C Lincoln Cent -- Struck on Thick Stock -- MS63 Brown PCGS. 4.1 grams. PCGS Population: (19/30 and 0/1+). NGC Census: 63 HA 84 12/23/2024
    1941 1C Lincoln Cent -- Struck on Planchet Containing 88% Copper, 9% Zinc, 3% Tin -- AU50 NGC. (3.3 grams).From T 50 HA 159 03/20/2023
    1941 1C Lincoln Cent -- 3% Curved Clip @9:00 -- MS64 Brown PCGS. 64 HA 41 12/14/2022
    1941 1C Lincoln Cent -- Struck on Thick Planchet with Improper Metal Mixture -- XF40 PCGS. (3.4 grams).From the D 40 HA 504 08/26/2021
    1941 1C Lincoln Cent --- Broadstruck -- MS65 Brown NGC.From The Don Bonser Error Coin Collection Part II. 65 HA 69 03/08/2021
    1941 1C Lincoln Cent -- Struck 10% Off Center, Environmental Damage -- NCS. XF Details.From The Don Bonse 40 HA 45 03/08/2021
    1941 1C Lincoln Cent -- Double Struck, 2nd Strike 15% Off Center -- MS64 Brown NGC. 64 HA 411 03/07/2017
    1941 1C AU50 NGC. Planchet (3.3 Grams) 88% Copper, 9% Zinc, 3% Tin. NGC Census: (2/10). PCGS Population: (3/44). Mintage 50 HA 153 01/03/2017
    1941 1C Lincoln Cent -- Struck on a 80% Copper, 18% Zinc and 2% Tin Planchet (3.3g) -- AU58 NGC. 58 HA 3,055 08/14/2016
    1941 1C Lincoln Cent -- Struck on a Thick Planchet -- MS64 Brown NGC. 3.9 grams. 64 HA 164 10/06/2015
    1941 1C Lincoln Cent -- Obverse Lamination -- AU55 NGC. 55 HA 21 09/15/2015
    1941 1C Lincoln Cent -- 20% Curved Clip -- MS63 Brown NGC. 63 HA 48 04/22/2014
    1941 1C Lincoln Cent -- Struck on a 86% Copper, 11% Zinc, 3% Tin Planchet (3.3 grams) -- VF30 Brown NGC. 30 HA 188 02/05/2014
    1941 1C Cent -- Struck on a Thick Brass Planchet -- XF40 PCGS.From The Strawberry Fields Collection. 40 HA 306 09/29/2013
    1941 1C Double Die Obverse XF45 NGC. VP-001. NGC Census: (7/13). PCGS Population (1/5). Mintage: 887,039,104. (#2693) 45 HA 150 03/02/2010
    1941 1C Lincoln Cent--Struck on a Netherlands Colonial 25 Cents Planchet--AU50 NGC. 50 HA 1,610 04/19/2008
    1941 1C Cent --Double Struck in Collar--XF45 PCGS. 45 HA 126 03/06/2006
    1941 1C Cent--85% Copper, 12% Zinc, 3% Tin Alloy--XF40 NGC. 40 HA 310 05/31/2003
    1941 1C Cent--Struck on 83% Copper, 11% Zinc, 6% Tin 35 HA 207 05/03/2003
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      NNP Encyclopedia data is provided in cooperation with Whitman Brands, based on catalog data organized by the Greysheet Identification System (GSID).

      Entry Details

      PCGS Number: 2693
      Coin Date: 1941
      Denomination (Short): 1c
      Denomination (Long): Cent
      Desg: MS
      Composition: 95% copper; 5% zinc & tin
      Mintage: 887,018,000
      Strike Type: Business
      Coinage Type: Lincoln, Wheat reverse (Bronze)
      Coinage Years: 1909-1958
      Mint Location: Philadelphia
      Diameter: 19
      Weight (Grams): 3.11
      Designer: Victor D. Brenner
      Edge: Plain
      Obverse Description: Bust of Abraham Lincoln framed by IN GOD WE TRUST on the top periphery. The word LIBERTY to the left of the portrait and the date and mintmark (If any) positioned on the right side.
      Reverse Description: Wheat ears flanking the words ONE CENT, UNITED STATES OF AMERICA. The motto E PLURIBUS UNUM on the top perimeter.
      General Notes: By the 1940s, the mintages of some Lincoln cents began approaching 1 billion, eventually topping that figure before the end of World War II. These high production figures mean pretty much all Lincoln cents made during the 1940s are extremely common, and that's certainly the case with the 1941 Philadelphia cent. There are adequate supplies in all circulated grades and most Mint State grades up to MS66 of all color designations.
      PCGS #: 2693
      NGC ID: 22DW
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