The ONLY Proof Ike Dollar Mated Pair On A Dime & Nickel Planchet NGC PF65 UNIQUE
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1909 VDB LINCOLN MATTE 1C PCGS PR 65 RB
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PRRB 65
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PCGS & CAC
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40618357
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2026-06-09
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1909 VDB LINCOLN MATTE 1C PCGS PR 65 RB
Grading Service: PCGS
Cert Number: 40618357
SKU: 145580
Coin History
The Philadelphia Mint is reponsible for all proof deliveries in the early Lincoln Cent series. This facility delivered specimen Cents from 1909-1916 using a matte texture that, with subsequent impressions from a particular die pairing, softened to a more satiny style of finish. The first-year 1909 V.D.B. is the rarest delivery of this type, followed by the final-year 1916. The more subdued texture imparted by the matte proofing process, as well as the inability of the untrained eye to distinguish these specimens from business strikes, meant that the proof Cents from 1909-1916 did not prove popular among the contemporary public. As such, these issues have low survivability rates that, in turn, translates into universal scarcity for surviving examples.
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1909 VDB LINCOLN MATTE 1C PCGS PR 65 RB
Grading Service: PCGS
Cert Number: 40618357
SKU: 145580
Coin History
The Philadelphia Mint is reponsible for all proof deliveries in the early Lincoln Cent series. This facility delivered specimen Cents from 1909-1916 using a matte texture that, with subsequent impressions from a particular die pairing, softened to a more satiny style of finish. The first-year 1909 V.D.B. is the rarest delivery of this type, followed by the final-year 1916. The more subdued texture imparted by the matte proofing process, as well as the inability of the untrained eye to distinguish these specimens from business strikes, meant that the proof Cents from 1909-1916 did not prove popular among the contemporary public. As such, these issues have low survivability rates that, in turn, translates into universal scarcity for surviving examples.
Store Categories
Stores Home
Colonials
Half Cents
Large Cents
Small Cents
Two-Cent Pieces
Three-Cent Silvers
Nickels
Half Dimes
Dimes
Twenty-Cent Pieces
Quarter Dollars
Half Dollars
Seated Dollars
Trade Dollars
Morgan Dollars
Peace Dollars
One Dollar Gold
Two Fifty Gold
Three Dollar Gold
Five Dollar Gold
Ten Dollar Gold
Twenty Dollar Gold
Commemorative Gold
Three-Cent Nickels
Other
