1909 Lincoln Cent 50-pc Roll G–F

You Can Benefit from this Penny Hoard

At a recent coin show, we were offered a hoard of Lincoln Cents, the longest-lasting circulating coin in United States history. We were shocked to discover that the hoard of around 4,500 coins did not consist of pennies with varying dates. Instead, the pennies were all from one date, 1909 — the first year of issue! In addition, they were all struck at the “Mother Mint” in Philadelphia! It just made a lot of “cents” to grab the entire hoard, and now we’re making these coins available by the roll!

In this offer you can get a full 50-piece Roll of Lincoln cents in Good to Fine (G-F) condition, which means they were circulated in commerce and could have been used to buy most anything of the day. Think about it. In 1909, a pound of sugar cost 4¢, a dozen eggs cost 12¢ and wages for the average worker was 22¢ per hour. Act now to secure yours, available until they’re gone!

COIN HIGHLIGHTS:

• THE FIRST-EVER LINCOLN CENT – The Lincoln Cent was designed by famed sculptor Victor David Brenner and was first struck in 1909 to observe the 100th anniversary of President Abraham Lincoln’s birth in 1809.
• STRUCK IN LUSTROUS COPPER – Unlike today’s Lincoln Pennies that are struck in copper-plated zinc, these first-year coins were struck in 95% copper — and would be until 1982 except for 1943 when they were struck in steel during World War II.
• UNITED STATES LEGAL TENDER – These coins are one cent legal tender in the United States.
• GOOD TO FINE CONDITION – Your 1909-P Lincoln Cents will come in Good to Fine (G–F) condition — remarkable for coins that are more than 110 years old from a series that has seen heavy circulation over the past century.

Don’t miss your chance to get a 50-piece roll of the first-ever 1909-P Lincoln Cent. It’s a wonderful opportunity to get not one but more than two dozen of these a scarce and historic collectibles that you will treasure for years to come!