2009 Centennial
Abraham Lincoln was born 1809 in a log cabin in Kentucky. When he became older helped the family build and eat. Later when he was 9 his mother died. He went on to study law. And he decided to run for president he won the election and chose Andrew Johnson as Vice President. Later he was assassinated in April 15 1865. It was a very sad day. So in 1909 Victor D. Brenner designed the Lincoln after 100 years he was born. And in 2009 they created the Centennial which has four designs.
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Mike
Level 7
I bought the set from ANACS.I know I don't like them. This will prove it. I received a P.D.S. All graded a MS 67. That's what they were grading at the time. Some a few higher. So I get it home. With the silver Lincoln with was A MS 69. I was impressed they looked great. Turn a coin over no cert number!! I started to flip. Checked the net. Sure enough they had a phone number to call . I did they said send it back we had a problem with the run and no cert number printed iut. And they had pictures so I knew I was not alone. I said forget it. I know there real. No charge. I said no problem!
Eriknation
Level 4
Oh
CoinHunter
Level 5
Thanks for the blog, nice coins!
TheNumisMaster
Level 5
I love Lincoln, and he is my favorite president! I have the 2009-P Abe silver dollar commemorative (commem) coming in the mail from the ANA shortly. Here in Utah, the Denver issues are plentiful, but the Philadelphia's are nearly impossible to find! Good blog, thanks!
Mike
Level 7
I was lucky. I live about twenty minutes from the Federal Reserve Bank. So allot of these cents found there way into my neighbood!!.Nice coins !!
CentSearcher
Level 5
Abraham Lincoln was my favorite president, which is one of the reasons I collect US small cents. Thanks for sharing!
Stumpy
Level 5
Yes, nice coins, harder and harder to find in circulation, and certain mintmarks are easier or harder to find based on your location within the country. Keep searching, the different mintmarks are out there and they do surface from time to time. Later!
Longstrider
Level 6
Good job.
Mr. B Coins
Level 4
I agree with Mokie. I'm in Chicago and I have very little problem finding these coins from the Philadelphia Mint. But, trying to find these coins from the Denver Mint is next to impossible. Thx for the info
Eriknation
Level 4
Yes
Kepi
Level 6
Great series! Thanks for sharing your examples. ; )
Golfer
Level 5
Abraham Lincoln was a great man. Living near Gettysburg, I have traveled to see where he spoke. Love the Lincoln Cents, especially the 1909 VDB.
It's Mokie
Level 6
A really nice grouping, getting harder and harder to find in circulation. But they will never be rare, too many minted.