FREE: 1932 Wheat Penny w/ Original Antique Lucky Bank Holder $$

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Antique Wheat Penny Holder from the 1930's, holding a very nice 1932 Wheat Penny!

Extremely Fine: If a coin is graded as being Extremely Fine, this means that it will have a minor imperfection or two. Though these imperfections might not be able to be made out with the naked eye, the grading process will expose them. Despite these flaws, the coins will appear to be mostly pristine.

If the 1932 Lincoln penny looks a lot like the penny that is still being minted today, that is because their designs are quite similar. While this is so, the coin from 1932 is much more valuable and desirable in the eyes of collectors.
Thanks to the coin’s scarcity and the fact that it is considered to be a piece of history, the 1932 Lincoln penny is one that will never be overlooked by a serious collector.

The coin’s obverse features in the center the image of Abraham Lincoln, who is depicted in stunning detail. To the right of the President’s image is a raised marking for the 1932 year of minting. Opposite the date is a raised inscription which reads “Liberty.” Finally, the words “In God We Trust” appear arching overtop of the obverse.

The coin’s reverse has two raised inscriptions in the center. These two raised inscriptions spell out “United States of America” and “One Cent” respectively. On both the left and the right hand side of the reverse are single wheat stalks. It is these stalks that gave this coin its “Wheat Penny” nickname. Over the top of the reverse is the Latin phrase “E Pluribus Unum.”