2009 Commemorative Lincoln Cents

The United State Mint released four new reverse designs in 2009 commemorating the centennial of the Lincoln Cent,

and the 200th Anniversary of Abraham Lincoln's birth. Issued in three month intervals, the new designs were replaced in

2010 by a new permanent design. The first new reverse celebrates Lincoln's birthplace in Kentucky, picturing a log cabin

highlighting Lincoln's humble beginnings. The second coin reflects his formative years in Indiana of work and education.

The third coin depicts his professional life as a lawyer and state representative at the Illinois Capitol. The fourth and final coin

represents Lincoln's Presidency with a depiction of the Capitol Dome in Washington which was built during the Civil War.

We have available the coins in uncirculated condition, as well as holders to display your coins.

2 Piece Lincoln Cent Case

$1.29

Abraham Lincoln Bicentennial Case. A safe durable case for the coins, measuring 2x3 inches. Holds two cents. One hole is to show the obverse (heads) side, and the other shows your choice of the four new reverse designs. Coins not included.
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5 Piece Lincoln Cent Case

$3.99

Commemorative case holds five of the new coins. One hole is to show the obverse (heads) side, and the other four holes show each of the new (tails) reverse designs. Made of durable materials that are safe for the coins. Coins not included. Size 3x5 in
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