2009 Lincoln Penny Designs

The United States Mint is geared up to issue celebratory bicentennial Lincoln cents and has released 2009 Lincoln Penny images for public viewing. The coin images are timely. The first of four commemorative circulating cents will launch on Thursday, February 12, to kick-off the 200th anniversary of Abraham Lincoln’s birth. Similar to the 2009 Lincoln Silver Dollar images released last week, the new images provide a genuine sense of how the coins will look and feel up close, unlike the initial penny designs made available in September of 2008. 2009 Lincoln Penny Images The four new designs celebrate the bicentennial of President Abraham Lincoln’s ... Read Full Story

The United States Mint is geared up to issue celebratory bicentennial Lincoln cents and has released 2009 Lincoln Penny images for public viewing. The coin images are timely. The first of four commemorative circulating cents will launch on Thursday, February 12, to kick-off the 200th anniversary of Abraham Lincoln’s birth. Similar to the 2009 Lincoln Silver Dollar images released last week, the new images provide a genuine sense of how the coins will look and feel up close, unlike the initial penny designs made available in September of 2008. Full Article: 2009 Lincoln Penny Images - Coin News Read Full Story

The United States Mint today updated its Product Release Schedule and has added slots for 2009 Lincoln Penny Rolls . Here is the schedule (note the general dates for the final three pennies): Up until today, the Mint had not publicly indicated that 2009 Lincoln rolls would be offered. Full Article: 2009 Lincoln Penny Rolls in the Works - 2009 Lincoln Pennies Read Full Story

President Abraham Lincoln presenter Jim Rubin of Porosperity, West Virginia, helps unveil one of the four new tail-sides of the penny at the Lincoln Memorial September 22, 2008 in Washington, DC. The 2009 Abraham Lincoln Bicentennial One-Cent coin redesign will highlight four phases of the 16th president's life: birth in Kentucky, formative years in Indiana, professional life in Illinois and finally Washington. (Photo by Chip Somodevilla/Getty Images North America) In an effort to keep a coin no one uses relevant (seriously, are you ever happy about carrying around pennies?), the U.S. Mint has unveiled four new designs for the backs of pennies in 2009. ... Read Full Story

the 2009 lincoln penny designs are something that i could care less about. but i do like pennies because i do stick spare change in a savings account and save the money and it does ad up every year then i collect interest on the pennies so even though they cost me like a million tax dollars to produce i enjoy the five cent benefit i get from these fractional? parts of the american economy. my only concern is that they may fall out of david blains pockets and hurt someone . Read Full Story