The One Centavo is a coin that was issued in various countries, including the Philippines and other territories, but does not reference a specific United States minting. The 1913 one-cent coin, commonly referred to as the Lincoln penny, features a profile of Abraham Lincoln on the obverse and a wheat design on the reverse. It is notable for its historical significance, with certain variants, such as the 1913-S Type 2, being particularly collectible among numismatists. Collectors often seek high-grade examples for their rarity and unique characteristics, including mint marks and production errors.

Item Denomination Series Year Mint
1913-S 1c USPI BN 1c One Centavo 1913 San Francisco