1933 D Lincoln Wheat Cent Good to Very Good Condition

The 1933-D Lincoln Wheat Cent is a Depression-era coin struck at the Denver Mint, representing one of the lower mintage issues of the early 1930s. Featuring Victor D. Brenner’s iconic design, the obverse bears a portrait of Abraham Lincoln, while the reverse displays the classic wheat ears flanking the words “One Cent.” With just over 6 million coins produced, the 1933-D is notably scarcer than many other Lincoln cents from the same period.

1933 D Lincoln Wheat Cent G/VG Condition

Offered in Good to Very Good (G/VG) condition, this circulated example shows moderate wear, with major design elements like the date and portrait still clearly visible. Despite its worn condition, it remains an important date for Lincoln cent collectors, particularly those assembling a complete set of early issues. The 1933-D’s lower mintage and historical context enhance its appeal as a genuine piece of American numismatic history.