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Lot 108 - Vintage Lincoln Cent Premium Card 1909-1938, Distributed by J. Oberwise & Co., Los Angeles, California, note all over taped on front, incomplete
Lot 108 - Vintage Lincoln Cent Premium Card 1909-1938, Distributed by J. Oberwise & Co., Los Angeles, California, note all over taped on front, incomplete
Vintage coin collector's premium card for Lincoln cents dated from 1909 through 1938. The card features circular spaces for each year and mint mark combination within this date range, with descriptive text noting the initial V.D.B. copper on the bottom edge of the reverse side of these two coins. Partially filled with various Lincoln cents. The reverse side provides information about coin collection premium cards, listing various card series available from number 101 through 109, including Indian Head cents, Liberty Head nickels, Buffalo nickels, Liberty Head dimes, Mercury Head dimes, Liberty Head quarters, Standing Liberty quarters, and others. Distributed and redeemed by J. Oberwise & Co., Los Angeles, California. Note all over taped on front. Incomplete.