Philadelphia - Coins

The 1944 Philadelphia 1 cent coin, commonly known as the penny, is part of the Lincoln penny series that was first issued in 1909 to honor President Abraham Lincoln. The coin features a portrait of Lincoln on the obverse and a depiction of the wheat ears on the reverse, which was used from 1909 until 1958. Collectors often seek out specific mint marks, conditions, and rolls, with the Philadelphia mint typically being identified by the absence of a mint mark on the reverse. The 1944 penny, produced in large quantities during World War II, can range in value based on its condition, with higher grades fetching premium prices among collectors.

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	Item	Denomination	Series	Year	Mint
	1944 1c Roll 50 Coins Uncirculated	1c Roll	Cents	1944	Philadelphia

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