Collectible coins, such as the 1944 Lincoln cent, represent specific historical periods and events. The 1944 cent was produced during World War II, featuring the iconic Lincoln design and made primarily of zinc-coated steel due to copper shortages. Rolls of these coins, often containing 50 cents worth, are sought after by collectors for their historical significance, mint condition, and variations such as the Philadelphia (no mint mark), Denver (D), and San Francisco (S) mint marks. Collectors assess these coins based on rarity, grade, and demand within the numismatic community.
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1944 1c Roll 50 Coins Uncirculated | 1c Roll | Cents | 1944 | Philadelphia |
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1944-D 1c Roll 50 Coins Uncirculated | 1c Roll | Cents | 1944 | Denver |
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1944-S 1c Roll 50 Coins Uncirculated | 1c Roll | Cents | 1944 | San Francisco |