2017-P BU Shield Lincoln Cent PCGS Sample Slab Denver ANA, RCMR Collector Set

This is a 2017-P uncirculated Lincoln Shield small cent made of copper clad zinc, in a PCGS Sample Slab.

The coin was minted in the Philadelphia Mint.

It has a business strike type and is graded as Gem BU.

The certification number is available in A FEW DIFFERENT VARIATIONS, since I have A FEW OF THEM.

Their DIFFERENT certification numbers are as follows:

629578.89/84736937 (it's the one that is pictured in the auction - this is the WORST looking penny, and therefore will be sent the LAST).

629578.89/84736823

629578.89/84736834

629578.89/84736693

629578.89/84736692

629578.89/84736761

You MUST let me know if you have a certification number preference. If you don't, I will randomly pick one and send you. No buyer's remorse, return or refund due to the certification number!

All of them have been authenticated by PCGS.

These Sample Slab and coin are part of the RCMR Collector Set and were encased in a PCGS sample slab.

The country of manufacture is the United States.

What you see is what you get - I did not use any stock photos for this auction.

I combine shipping! The combined shipping policy FOR COINS, SAMPLE SLABS, ELONGATED COINS AND TOKENS/MEDALS, is the full price for the auction with the highest shipping cost and then one additional dollar for each additional auction won.

If you win a few of my auctions, please ask to receive a combined invoice for everything you won.

Please note that combined shipping only applies if you make one single payment for all the items won!

International buyers - you must contact me before you bid to accurately determine the actual shipping cost!  eBay's standard shipping costs are ridiculously high and do not reflect the actual cost of shipping internationally!!!

Returns are not accepted, unless I make a mistake in the listing or accidently sent you the wrong item (and such mistakes do, unfortunately, happen, though seldom).

If you have ANY question - please ask ahead of the closing of the auction, and please be kind as to give me a few hours to respond.

Good luck bidding!

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