



1917 Lincoln Wheat Cent – PCGS VF30BN – Early 20th Century Certified Coin
“A true one-of-a-kind piece in our inventory — once sold, it may not be available again.”
Add a classic piece of early 20th-century American coinage to your collection with this 1917 Lincoln Wheat Cent, certified VF30BN by PCGS. Part of the iconic Lincoln cent series first introduced in 1909, this coin represents one of the longest-running and most beloved designs in U.S. history.
Struck during a pivotal time as the United States entered World War I, the 1917 cent reflects an era of industrial growth and global change. These coins were widely circulated, making well-preserved examples like this one increasingly desirable among collectors today.
Graded Very Fine 30 Brown (VF30BN), this coin exhibits moderate, even wear with strong detail remaining throughout. Lincoln’s portrait retains clear definition, and the wheat ears on the reverse are well outlined. The natural brown coloration (BN) indicates an original circulated copper surface, adding to its authenticity and collector appeal.
With over a century of history and certification from PCGS, this coin offers both reliability and long-term collectible value—perfect for both new and seasoned numismatists.
Key Details:
- Year: 1917
- Denomination: 1 Cent (Lincoln Wheat Cent)
- Composition: Bronze
- Grade: PCGS VF30BN (Very Fine 30, Brown)
- Certification: Authenticated and encapsulated by PCGS
- Historical Significance: Issued during World War I era
- Design: Abraham Lincoln portrait (obverse), wheat ears reverse
- Color Designation: BN (Brown – original circulated copper surfaces)
- Condition: Moderate, even wear with strong detail remaining
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Rarity & Collectibility:
- Early Lincoln cent with over 100 years of history
- Popular series among collectors worldwide
- Certified mid-grade example with strong eye appeal
- Excellent addition to a Wheat Cent collection or type set
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