1911-S Lincoln Wheat Cent - F (Planchet Flaw)
Add a collectible piece of early Lincoln Wheat Cent history to your collection with this 1911-S Lincoln Wheat Cent in Fine (F) condition, featuring a planchet flaw. Struck at the San Francisco Mint from 95% copper and 5% tin and zinc, this historic penny is a desirable early-series issue with a relatively low original mintage of just 4,026,000 coins.
Designed by Victor David Brenner, the obverse features a right-facing portrait of President Abraham Lincoln, while the reverse displays ONE CENT framed by two wheat stalks. The distinctive “S” mintmark beneath the date identifies its San Francisco origin.
In Fine (F) condition, this coin exhibits moderate circulation wear while retaining recognizable design details. It also features a planchet flaw, an imperfection in the metal blank used to strike the coin, giving this example an additional point of interest.
Its low mintage, early San Francisco Mint origin, and distinctive planchet flaw make this 1911-S Lincoln Wheat Cent an appealing addition to any Wheat Cent collection.
Photo Disclaimer: Actual coin may vary in color, toning, wear, and surface characteristics if multiple examples are available. The location and appearance of the planchet flaw should be verified using the individual coin's photographs.
