1974-D Small Cents Lincoln, Memorial Reverse PCGS MS-67+ RD

Discover the exceptional 1974 D Small Cents Lincoln Memorial Reverse PCGS MS-67+ RD, a stunning example of American numismatic history. This premium Lincoln cent boasts dazzling original red color and nearly flawless surfaces that have earned it the coveted PCGS MS-67+ RD grade.

Crafted at the Denver Mint, this 1974-D Lincoln Memorial cent represents one of the final years of the beloved Memorial reverse design. Its pristine condition makes it a standout piece for both advanced collectors and investors seeking top-quality copper coins.

Key Features:

• Date: 1974-D
• Mint: Denver
• Denomination: 1 Cent (Small Cent)
• Composition: 95% Copper, 5% Zinc
• Designer: Victor David Brenner (Obverse), Frank Gasparro (Reverse)
• Grade: PCGS MS-67+ RD
• Designation: Red (RD) - Full original mint luster and color

The Lincoln Memorial cent series, first introduced in 1959 to commemorate the 150th anniversary of Abraham Lincoln's birth, features the iconic Memorial reverse that replaced the Wheat ears design. The 1974-D issue marks the end of an era, as the composition would change to copper-plated zinc just nine years later in 1982.

With a PCGS grade of MS-67+ RD, this coin sits at the pinnacle of its series. Only a tiny fraction of 1974-D Lincoln cents achieve this ultra-high grade, making it a true condition rarity that commands attention in any collection.

Whether you're building a top-grade Lincoln cent registry set or simply seeking a breathtaking example of 20th-century American coinage, this 1974 D Small Cent PCGS MS-67+ RD delivers exceptional eye appeal and numismatic significance.