2009 $1 Dollar pics!!!!!

http://usmint.gov/pressroom/index.cfm?action=Photo mmm not have bad

 

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Not sure if I like it, but I'll probably buy it.

Biggest Elvis fan....who? Presley or Costello.

 

I like the idea that there changing the reverse of the penny in 2009, I guess Lincoln, is still on the obverse. I am pretty sure this would make more young one's interested in the, Hobby . and the 2009 dollar coin program as well

Jazzcois Joe l

 

me the Biggest Elvis Presley

 

I quite like the new designs they make a nice break from the memorial ones :thumb:

 

NO!!! I thought the lettering on the side was cool! Do you guys know why they are putting in god we trust on the front? Well you are about to. The "Godless" quarters made a lot of people mad, so know they are putting IGWT on the obverse of the quarter. It's law to put IGWT on all us coinage isn't it? PS coinfreak your new name is Schnookie. Ok?

 

y?

 

Because I can.

 

I still don't understand how or why the Statue of Liberty replaces the word Liberty?

 

Saves them having to spell it LOL

 

dus someone have a pic of the edge lettering?

 

I am pretty sure they are removing the edge lettering.

 

Hm, I actually like the look of the presidential's. I'm collecting a NGC PF69 set and I think those would look nice, as IMO, the proofs look better than the business strikes.

As for the commems. Eh'.. I can give or take. Probably won't be looking to buy them.

 

I wish they would radically change all 5 coin designs, although the likelihood of that happening a recession is probably more remote than usual.

I'd like to see some non-real person portait designs, and make something more symbolic.


They can kill the cent all together.


Ruben

 

BTW - I'd like to see how they are going to get those complex designs on the little tiny zinc cent

 

Oh and BTW - someone should tell the Mint that they are CENTENIAL Lincoln cents and not Bicentenial

I know someone from the mint monitors this forum as evidence by the disappearance of our great Mint insider a few months back

"2009 Lincoln Bicentennial One Cent Program"

 

i don't see how thare going to remove the edge lettering win thay said
what the edge lettering is going to look like but wue know's....

 

The Bicentennial name is due to Lincoln's 200's Birthday...

The 1909 cent was the Centennial Birthday cent... and when the wheat disappeared...

 

I think they are keeping the latin... and the year/mint marks on the edge...

Personally, I liked the original edge lettering setup... oh well...

 

I did too.