1937-P Lincoln Wheat Cent – MONSTER "WOODY" Improper Alloy Mix Error

A Rare Find for Error & Wheat Cent Collectors!

Up for sale is a striking 1937-P Lincoln Wheat Cent Penny featuring a prominent "Woody" (Improper Alloy Mix) error. Unlike subtle examples, this coin boasts a "Monster" wood-grain texture, a result of poorly mixed copper, tin, and zinc in the original planchet melt before it was struck at the Philadelphia Mint.

Item Highlights:

• Year/Mint: 1937-P (Philadelphia)

• Error Type: Improper Alloy Mix (Woody)

• Visuals: Heavy, distinct wood-grain "striping" across the obverse and reverse—highly sought after by error specialists.

• Grade/Condition: Circulated (Estimated VF/ Very Fine). The coin has great character and honest wear, with the alloy error remaining the star of the show.

• Strike Type: Business Strike

Why Add This to Your Collection?

The 1937-P is already a collectible date, but finding one with such a vivid wood-grain pattern is rare. It’s a perfect "conversation piece" that illustrates the fascinating inconsistencies of early 20th-century minting processes.

Shipping & Policies:

• Actual Coin Pictured: The photos you see are of the exact coin you will receive. No stock photos here!

• Combined Shipping Special: Take advantage of our flat rate! $1.00 Flat Rate Shipping for this item. Any additional items purchased on the same invoice and shipped in the same envelope ship FREE.

• Returns: Buyer-paid returns are accepted—I want you to be 100% satisfied with your new addition.