1918 Lincoln Wheat Cent [Lamination Crack]

COND: VG (Very Good)

The 1918 Lincoln Wheat Cent with a lamination crack is a distinctive collectible that highlights a unique minting anomaly. This crack occurs when the coin's metal layer partially separates, creating a visible flaw that sets it apart from standard issues. Such imperfections not only pique the interest of numismatists but can also enhance a coin's rarity and desirability. Owning this piece means holding a tangible piece of minting history—a subtle reminder of the complexities behind coin production and an intriguing addition to any collection.

*Lamination crack
These planchets have pieces of metal “peeling” from them. The lamination can be completely missing or retained on the planchet. The larger the lamination, the greater the rarity.