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Handmade slabbed P&D last year of the cent

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Weight0.16 oz
Quantity0
Year2009
Mint/BrandUS Mint
GradeUngraded
CountryUnited States
Metal TypeBase Metal
CategoryNumismatic
Sub CategoriesUS CoinsCommemorativeModern Collectibles
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Discover a unique piece of American numismatic history with this "Handmade slabbed P&D last year of the cent" collector's item. This distinctive set features two 2009 Lincoln Bicentennial Cents, one struck at the Philadelphia Mint (P) and one at the Denver Mint (D). The year 2009 holds special significance as it marked the 200th anniversary of Abraham Lincoln's birth, prompting the U.S. Mint to release four special reverse designs throughout the year, celebrating different periods of his life. These cents are cherished by collectors as they represent a unique, transitional period for the iconic Lincoln Cent series before the introduction of the Union Shield reverse in 2010.

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