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1909 VDB Lincoln Wheat Penny 1 Cent NGC MS 67 RB (Fatty Holder)
Bullion Exchanges presents the 1909 VDB Lincoln Wheat Penny 1 Cent NGC MS 67 RB (Fatty Holder) to our esteemed customers. Graded by NGC as Mint State 67, this historic coin makes an excellent addition to any portfolio. Additionally, it is graded RB meaning “Red Brown” meaning that the coin exhibits a coloration that is a mix of red and brown tones. Struck by the United States Mint in 1909 this coin has a denomination of $0.01 USD. This unique coin arrives in an official NGC “Fatty Holder” which gets its name from its thick shape. Interested collectors can secure the 1909 VDB Lincoln Wheat Penny 1 Cent NGC MS 67 RB (Fatty Holder) from Bullion Exchanges.
What is a VDB Lincoln Wheat Penny?
The VDB Lincoln Wheat Penny is a rare and highly collectible penny that was minted in 1909. The initials "VDB" on the bottom of the penny stand for the designer, Victor D. Brenner. His design was met with controversy and was later removed from the penny. Because of this only a limited number of 1909 VDB Lincoln Wheat Pennies were produced, making them a highly-sought collectible.
What does the grade MS 67 mean?
The term "MS" stands for Mint State, which is a grade used to describe uncirculated coins that show no signs of wear and have excellent surface quality. Coins graded MS 67 are considered to be in exceptional condition and are generally very rare. Due to this, coins graded MS 67 will have a higher premium than coins of lower grades.
Will the 1909 VDB Lincoln Wheat Penny 1 Cent NGC MS 67 RB (Fatty Holder) appreciate with time?
Assuming the 1909 VDB Lincoln Wheat Penny 1 Cent NGC MS 67 RB (Fatty Holder) remains in strong condition and in high demand, the value is likely ro appreciate over time. The 1909 VDB is a key date in the Lincoln Wheat Penny series, and coins that are graded as MS 67 are quite rare, with only a small number of coins receiving this grade. The fact that the coin is housed in a "Fatty Holder" may also add to its desirability among collectors.
It’s also important to keep in mind that the value of any coin fluctuates based on a variety of external factors such as the state of the economy, precious metals prices, and demand changes. However, overall, this historic penny makes a valuable addition to any precious metal collection.
