Tied for finest known with just one other PCGS example! Both sides display an off-centered semicircle neon toning radiating bright pink, yellow-gold, and lime shades with similar coloration at the borders. The strike and eye appeal match the excellent preservation, with the ear of corn left reverse shows the only mentionable weakness as is typical. The luster cartwheels beautifully in hand adding to the mint fresh allure of this registry quality survivor! – Liberty Nickel

From a low mintage of 912 coins struck in proof format, this Deep Cameo gem ranks among the finest with only eight PCGS piece graded higher. Liquid-like mirrors provide a gorgeous backdrop for heavily frosted devices to standout against. Gently toned and completely distraction free and original, the visual appeal is stunning! – Morgan Dollar

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This 1988 1 cent coin is a stunning example of a Small Cent from the Lincoln Memorial series. Graded MS66RD by PCGS, it boasts a beautiful red color and a well-struck business strike. The coin features a variety known as the Flared G, with certification number 569369.66/49058873.

The composition of the coin is Zinc/Copper, and it was minted in Philadelphia in 1988. Although uncirculated, this coin has a rich history as part of US currency. It would make a valuable addition to any collection of US coins and paper money.