在收藏界聞名的林肯一分錢因造成的鑄造錯誤而在拍賣會上以驚人的336,000美元的價格出售。

1943年的硬幣，面值僅為1％，是收藏家的獎品 - 您的口袋裡可能只有一塊。

A Lincoln penny, renowned in the collecting world, has sold for an astonishing $336,000 at auction due to a highly sought-after minting error.

林肯的一分錢在收藏界聞名，由於造成的鑄造錯誤，在拍賣會上以驚人的336,000美元的價格售出。

The 1943 coin, with a face value of just one cent, is a prize piece for collectors - and you may just have one in your pocket change.

1943年的硬幣，面值僅為1％，是收藏家的獎品 - 您的口袋裡可能只有一塊。

One of these rare Lincoln wheat pennies sold for nearly $340,000 through Heritage Auctions in July 2022.

這些稀有的林肯小麥便士之一通過2022年7月通過遺產拍賣售出了近34萬美元。

The 1943 bronze Lincoln cent, graded About Uncirculated 50 by PCGS, raked in such a hefty chunk of change because it features a "legendary" error.

1943年的青銅林肯美分（Bronze Lincoln Cent）被PCG劃分了大約50個未流量的分級，因為它具有“傳奇”的錯誤，因此在如此巨大的變化中被劃分。

"The 1943 bronze Lincoln cent is probably the most famous and sought-after error coin of all time," reads the Heritage Auction description.

“ 1943年的青銅林肯美分可能是有史以來最著名，最受歡迎的錯誤硬幣，”遺產拍賣描述中寫道。

Copper was used to make bronze pennies since 1864, but the US Mint stopped using it during World War II when the metal was needed to manufacture military weapons and ammunition.

自1864年以來，銅被用來製作青銅便士，但是在第二次世界大戰期間，當金屬製造軍事武器和彈藥時，美國造幣廠停止使用它。

The US Mint then shifted to using zinc-coated steel planchets for all Lincoln cents to save copper for the war effort.

然後，美國造幣廠轉移到所有林肯美分的鋅塗層鋼製傾斜度上，以節省銅的戰爭。

What is the Lincoln wheat cent?

林肯小麥是多少？

The Lincoln wheat cent, also known as the wheat penny, is a one-cent coin minted in the US between 1909 and 1958.

林肯小麥的百分鐘，也稱為小麥的一分錢，是1909年至1958年之間在美國鑄造的單美分硬幣。

The one-cent coin was first minted in honor of Abraham Lincoln's birthday and designed by Victor David Brenner to replace the traditional Lady Liberty design.

首先是為了紀念亞伯拉罕·林肯（Abraham Lincoln）的生日，由維克多·戴維·布倫納（Victor David Brenner）設計，以取代傳統的自由夫人設計。

The first circulating US coin to depict a president's image, the Lincoln wheat penny features Lincoln's portrait on the obverse and wheat stalks symbolizing prosperity and unity etched on the reverse.

林肯小麥的第一個流傳著美國的硬幣描繪了總統的形象，在正面和小麥的莖上以林肯的肖像為特色，象徵著繁榮和統一的反面。

After 1958, the penny's design was switched to feature the Lincoln Memorial on the back.

1958年之後，一分錢的設計被切換為背面的林肯紀念館。

However, a handful of the old bronze planchets stuck in the tote bins used to feed the coin presses were accidentally struck in 1943.

然而，少數固定在用於餵養硬幣印刷機的手提袋中的舊青銅吊帶在1943年被意外擊中。

These coins, minted alongside millions of steel planchets, created the mysterious wrong-planchet rarity.

這些硬幣與數百萬的鋼製吊墜鑄造出來，創造了神秘的錯誤計劃稀有性。

The error became the talk of the town overnight in the late 1940s when false rumors spread across the US that business mogul Henry Ford would give a new car to anyone able to find a 1943 "copper" cent for him.

1940年代後期，這個錯誤變成了該鎮的談話，當時的謠言傳播到美國商業大亨亨利·福特（Mogul Henry Ford）將向能夠為他找到1943年“銅”的任何人提供新車。

When a handful of the rare Lincoln wheat pennies were seen circulating in 1947, numerous ads and stories in magazines and comic books inspired by them began popping up in the 1950s and 60s.

1947年，看到少數稀有的林肯小麥便士在流傳時，受其啟發的雜誌和漫畫中的許多廣告和故事開始在1950年代和60年代開始出現。

The 1943 bronze Lincoln cent has continued to capture the public's fascination over the years and has consistently brought in jaw-dropping prices at auction.

1943年，林肯（Lincoln Cent）的銅牌多年來繼續吸引公眾的迷戀，並在拍賣會上始終如一地帶來令人jaw目結舌的價格。

Roughly 30 to 40 genuine 1943 bronze Lincoln cents exist, according to estimates.

據估計，大約有30至40個真正的1943年銅綠美分。

The 1943 bronze Lincoln cent is a highly prized variety among coin collectors.

1943年的青銅林肯一分錢是硬幣收藏家中的高度珍貴品種。

Bronze pennies were used in the US from 1864 until 1943, when the copper was needed to manufacture military weapons and ammunition during World War II.

從1864年到1943年，美國使用了青銅便士，當時需要銅來製造軍事武器和彈藥。

The US Mint then shifted to using zinc-coated steel planchets for all Lincoln cents to save copper for the war effort.

然後，美國造幣廠轉移到所有林肯美分的鋅塗層鋼製傾斜度上，以節省銅的戰爭。

However, a few of the old bronze planchets stuck in the tote bins used to feed the coin presses were accidentally struck in 1943.

然而，1943年意外地撞到了用來餵養硬幣的手提袋中的一些古老的青銅吊帶。

These coins, minted alongside millions of steel planchets, created the mysterious wrong-planchet rarity.

這些硬幣與數百萬的鋼製吊墜鑄造出來，創造了神秘的錯誤計劃稀有性。

The error became the talk of the town overnight in the late 1940s when false rumors spread across the US that business mogul Henry Ford would give a new car to anyone able to find a 1943 "copper" cent for him.

1940年代後期，這個錯誤變成了該鎮的談話，當時的謠言傳播到美國商業大亨亨利·福特（Mogul Henry Ford）將向能夠為他找到1943年“銅”的任何人提供新車。

When a handful of the rare Lincoln wheat pennies were seen circulating in 1947, numerous ads and stories in magazines and comic books inspired by them began popping up in the 1950s and 60s.

1947年，看到少數稀有的林肯小麥便士在流傳時，受其啟發的雜誌和漫畫中的許多廣告和故事開始在1950年代和60年代開始出現。

The 1943 bronze Lincoln cent has continued to capture the public's fascination over the years and has consistently brought in jaw-dropping prices at auction.

1943年，林肯（Lincoln Cent）的銅牌多年來繼續吸引公眾的迷戀，並在拍賣會上始終如一地帶來令人jaw目結舌的價格。

According to estimates, roughly 30 to 40 genuine 1943 bronze Lincoln cents exist.

據估計，大約有30至40個真正的1943年銅綠美分。

The 1943 bronze Lincoln cent is probably the most famous and sought-after error coin of all time.

1943年的青銅林肯美分可能是有史以來最著名，最受歡迎的錯誤硬幣。

Copper was used to make bronze pennies in the United States from 1864 until 1943, when the copper was needed to manufacture military weapons and ammunition during World War II.

從1864年到1943年，銅被用來在美國製造青銅便士，當時需要在第二次世界大戰期間製造軍事武器和彈藥。

The U.S. Mint then shifted to using zinc-coated steel planchets for all Lincoln cents to save copper for the war effort.

然後，美國造幣廠轉移到所有林肯美分的鋅塗層鋼製傾斜度上，以節省銅的戰爭。

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但是，用來餵食硬幣壓力機的手提袋中的一些舊的青銅式平面在1中意外擊中1