1958 To 2010 - Lincoln Design Set

Description: ★★ 1958-2010 ★★******Lincoln Reverse Design Coin Set You will receive (1) P or D of each coin as listed. 1958-Last Wheat Cent ----- (from bank roll)2008-Last Memorial Cent - (from bank roll)2009- L-1 Log Cabin -------- (from mint roll)2009- L-2 Formative -------- (from mint roll)2009- L-3 Professional ----- (from mint roll)2009- L-4 Presidency ------- (from mint roll)2010- First Shield Cent ---- (from mint roll)2010- Lincoln Dollar -------- (from bank roll) This set will be all P's or D's or mixed mints. Total of 8 coins in set.These coin are ungraded and uncirculated. A great set to add to your collection of coins! A LITTLE HISTORY OF THE REVERSE DESIGNS OF LINCOLN CENT Wheat Cent Design (1909-1958) Lincoln Cent was also the first cent coin to include the motto “In God We Trust. The reverse of the new coin showed a traditional pair of wheat heads flanking the words “One Cent” and “United States of America.” Curving around the upper border was the national motto “E Pluribus Unum,” which means “One out of Many.”Lincoln Memorial Design (1959-2008)The reverse of the cent was changed from the wheat heads to an image of the Lincoln Memorial.This first major design change in 50 years would itself last 50 years.2009 Lincoln Cents Designs (2009)Birth and Early Childhood in Kentucky: The log cabin, signifying the birthplace of Lincoln near Hodgenville, Kentucky.In 2009 a ceremony held in Hodgenville celebrating 200 years since the President’s birth.Formative Years in Indiana: Lincoln taking a break from rail-splitting and reading a book.Professional Life in Illinois: This version places an image of Lincoln in front of the old state capitol building in Springfield, Illinois. It was here he became a lawyer and first ventured into politics.Presidency in Washington D.C.: It features a half-completed US Capitol dome, as it appeared during Lincoln’s Presidency.2010 Lincoln Cent Design(2010-)The design to be used from 2010 onwards features the Union Shield.The Union Shield features thirteen vertical stripes joined by a single horizontal barwith the inscription "E Pluribus Unum" (One out of many). Thanks for stopping by.

Price: 11.99 USD

Location: Glenmora, Louisiana

End Time: 2024-09-07T23:39:31.000Z

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