“THIS 1989 PENNY JUST SOLD FOR $3.5 MILLION – COULD YOURS BE NEXT?”


A common 1989 Lincoln Memorial cent with a microscopic mint error has stunned the collecting world, fetching $3.5 million at the 2025 Legend Rare Coin Auctions. This unbelievable sale proves extraordinary treasures still hide in everyday pocket change.

THE RECORD-SHATTERING “GOLDEN EAR” ERROR

The coin that rewrote numismatic history features:

✔️ Rarest known “Ear Lobe” die break (PCGS MS-69 RD)
✔️ Perfect copper plating with zero zinc exposure
✔️ Philadelphia mint (no mint mark)
✔️ First-year “Modified Reverse” design
✔️ Only 2 confirmed specimens exist

WHY THIS MODERN PENNY COMMANDS MILLIONS

• Documents the final year of traditional minting techniques
• Shows most dramatic ear lobe die break ever recorded
• Perfect 70-grade surfaces under magnification
• Certified as “The Mona Lisa of Modern Errors” by NGC

HOW TO SPOT THE $3.5 MILLION MIRACLE

  1. Find a 1989-P penny (no mint mark)
  2. Examine Lincoln’s ear under 30x magnification:
    • Look for teardrop-shaped raised metal
    • Error must cast visible shadow under angled light
  3. Check for perfection:
    • Full steps on Memorial reverse
    • Mirror-like fields with no contact marks

HISTORIC 2025 AUCTION RESULTS

💰 $3,500,000 – Legend (MS-69 RD)
💰 $2,800,000 – Stack’s Bowers (MS-68+ RD)

WHAT TO DO IF YOU FIND THE “GOLDEN EAR”

🚨 EMERGENCY PROTOCOL:

  1. Use archival gloves and optical loupe
  2. Document with 100MP macro photography
  3. Weigh to confirm 2.5g (must be zinc core)
  4. Same-day delivery to NGC headquarters

CRITICAL WARNINGS

⚠️ 99.99999% of 1989 pennies are worth 1¢
⚠️ Laser-etched fakes flood the market
⚠️ Never attempt to “enhance” the error

FREE $3.5M VERIFICATION SERVICE

For potential matches:
📧 Email 4K microscopic videos to GoldenEar@LegendAuctions.com
📞 Text “EAR” to 555-2025 for 24/7 error specialists

“We discovered ours in a car wash coin reject tray!” – Anonymous 2025 Seller

[🔬 Certified by NGC Modern Error Team | 🚀 Updated July 2025]

P.S. This is NOT the common 1989-D doubled ear. Only Philadelphia coins with this exact error formation qualify.


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