It is in Gem BU condition, with great eye appeal. The 2009-D Lincoln Bicentennial Log Cabin Penny is comprised of. The 2009-D Lincoln Bicentennial Log Cabin Penny features an image of the log cabin where Lincoln was born and spent his early life. The 2009-D Lincoln Bicentennial Log Cabin Penny was designed by Richard Masters and sculpted by Jim Licaretz. This 2009-D Lincoln Bicentennial Penny Log Cabin Cent Gem BU is emblematic of Lincoln's birth and early childhood in Kentucky. The coins were designed to be emblematic of four different stages of the 16th President's life, his birth and early childhood in Kentucky, his formative years in Indiana, his professional life in Illinois, and finally his Presidency in Washington D.C. The Presidential One Dollar Coin Act of 2005 required that the reverse of the Lincoln Cent be redesigned for 2009-D in honor of the Bicentennial of Abraham Lincoln's birth. This makes the 2009-D Lincoln Bicentennial Log Cabin Penny a great addition to any BU Lincoln Penny collection, and a great value. This 2009-D Lincoln Bicentennial Log Cabin Penny is in Gem Brilliant Uncirculated (BU) condition, with great eye appeal and no major marks or visible problems. ![]() liThis is the first redesigned one-cent coin (penny) in 50 years The 'Log Cabin' design. li'P' mint mark coins are from the Philadelphia (P) Mint. li 50-coin Bankrolls of Gem Brilliant Uncirculated 2009 Lincoln pennies. In addition to new circulation pennies, the Abraham Lincoln Commemorative Coin Act also calls for up to 500,000 commemorative silver dollars for collectors in 2009.Įditor’s Note: See the four 2009 Lincoln Penny images, and for additional information visit the CoinNews sister sites 2009 Lincoln Pennies, Lincoln Pennies, or Lincoln Coin and Chronicles Set.We are proud to offer for sale this 2009-D Lincoln Bicentennial Penny Log Cabin Cent Gem BU for sale. Now Shipping so ORDER NOW youll receive One Bank-wrapped Bankroll of 50 Gem BU 2009 Pennies from the Philadelphia Mint. At the end of the 2009 Lincoln Bicentennial One Cent Coin Program, the reverse of the penny will feature a design emblematic of President Lincoln’s preservation of the United States of America as a single and united country. A double struck, a brockage, a wrong planchet, and so one. Other examples of errors would be a strike through, what ever was in the way is removed and your back to normal coins every one of them the same as the one before. The obverse or heads side of the one-cent coins will continue to bear Victor David Brenner’s likeness of President Lincoln, introduced in 1909. After it happened the press continues to turn out normal coins. The new designs will be issued in approximately three-month intervals throughout the year. In 1959, the currently used Memorial reverse replaced the well known Wheat Ears design. When that cent is issued, it will mark first time the image on the penny has changed in half a century. on the same day in 2009 - the 200th anniversary of his birth. The first new cent will begin circulating in the U.S. Abraham Lincoln was born on February 12, 1809. ![]() The four-coin series was authorized to celebrate the bicentennial of President Lincoln’s birth and the 100th anniversary of the Lincoln cent. He believed all men were created equal, and his life was a model for accomplishing the American dream through honesty, integrity, loyalty, and a lifetime of education." "These coins are a tribute to one of our greatest Presidents whose legacy has had a lasting impact on our country. "This is a momentous occasion in the history of our Nation’s coinage because these designs represent the first change in the Lincoln cent in half a century," said Director Moy. The four reverse designs celebrate a different aspect of Abraham Lincoln’s life: his birth and childhood in Kentucky, his formative years in Indiana, his professional life in Illinois and his Presidency in Washington, D.C. ![]() Mint Director Ed Moy Monday morning during a news conference at the Lincoln Memorial. 2009 Lincoln penny design images were revealed by U.S.
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