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1924-D Lincoln Cent

The Lincoln cents of the 1920s have been growing in terms of price and respect in recent years. For far too long it seemed like no one recognized that there might be some better Lincoln cent dates after the 1915-S.

It was just the way the Lincoln cent was seen by generations who collected them from circulation. The dates from San Francisco were seen

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