The 1932 Philadelphia Lincoln cent is one of the tougher Philly-minted issues from the 1930s. The coin has a mintage of less than 10 million and most of these coins experienced heavy wear in a Great Depression-era economy. Still several thousand remain in uncirculated grades with a great many of all color designations available up through MS65. In MS66, the 1932 penny is scarce, and examples grading higher than that are rare.
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