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The 1944-D Lincoln Wheat Cent is a one-cent coin minted in Denver, featuring the iconic wheat ears on its reverse. This coin was produced during World War II, and its composition is primarily copper, given the nickel shortages at the time. The 1944-D is part of the Lincoln Cent series, which started in 1909, and it is notable for its distinct design, created by Victor David Brenner. The coin is sought after by collectors, especially in higher grades, due to its historical significance and unique mintmark indicating its production location.
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1944-D 1c RD | 1c | Lincoln Cents - Wheat Reverse | 1944 | Denver |