Value of 1960-D Lincoln Memorial Cent

Value of 1960-D Lincoln Memorial Cent

Just like the coins from the Philadelphia Mint, the 1960-D Lincoln Memorial Centsfeatured the two different sizes of dates. Collectors hoarded these coins thinking that they would be worth more, but they were proved wrong. These coins were produced in the hundreds of millions, so their value never increased. Most of these coins will be worth face value, especially if found in an attic collection. However, certified at a higher grade, these coins could become desirable.

The text on the Lincoln one cent coin reads as follows. Obverse: LIBERTY; Date; IN GOD WE TRUST; D (Denver) | Reverse: UNITED STATES OF AMERICA; E PLURIBUS UNUM; ONE CENT.

Most Lincoln Memorial $0.01 coins are easily found as circulation coinage. If you are looking to purchase one of these coins, they can typically be found with little difficulty. As always, look for the high grade coins, and if available, try to get a coin that is already certified. Our coin experts are interested in making offers on any coin that is a high Mint State Grade (such as MS67 and higher), or any coin that has a double die variety or other Mint error. If you have one of these coins, please contact us to have the coin appraised. We are rare coin experts and can make you an offer for what your coin is worth. For circulated coins in low grades, you can easily buy or sell a Lincoln penny by visiting your local coin dealer. If you have any more questions about one cent coins, please contact our experts.