The last Lincoln Cent LP4 to be.....

Don't know acodym , maybe if some of the members from Canada read this post they will have some answers for you :smile

 

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ok thanks

 

I asked this question a while ago and stilll don't have an answer.

thanks for your help

 

So what do you folks think of this final design , thumbs :thumb: or not:crying:

 

I have not seen a 2009 cent, nickel or dime in Maine.

 

I think its a really cool design!!

 

I keep looking but have not run across any 2009 coins, :bigeyes: theres got to be some out there

 

That design is definitely growing on me it is coooooooool :kewl:

 

Can you not subscribe to them directly from the US Mint from Canada?

 

:crying:YUCK

Hopefully the final say for the 2010 cent design will not be left in the hands of the individuals who put together the 2K9 designs.

Log Cabin
Formative :headbang:
Professional :whistle:
Presidency

 

Only time will tell

 

As far as I know you can't

 

No way! I think they are all fine, but the LP2 (Rail Splitter) & LP3 (Proff. Life) are really, really pretty to look at when held in your hand. Quite pleasing to the eye (mine anyway!)

I've got crossed fingers for the Shield design to end up on the 2010 - very cool, retro-ish looking design i think.

 

Can't wait until they deside on the 2010 :eat: , the LP2 is my favorite & the LP4 is growing on me

 

The fiinal Lincoln 1 cent penny, LP4, will be released on 11/12/09 :loud:

 

is that November 12th or December 11th??

 

November 12

 

ok thats what I thought

 

Last month, at a local fall church auction, a proof set with the LP4 (1st I'ld ever layed eye on) went up for bidding. My uncle outbid me. By the time I got my hands on them (ok~ I snatched them from his hands) I denoted the capital building had what looked like a solar panel on it.

Uncle asked me what he had bought, since I had bid against him. He DIDN'T HAVE A CLUE I thought at the time.

I said "It" was a 10 one cent lot with the new lincoln coins. I told him he could get no less then 1 cent each. So he turned around and resold them to the guy next to him for $5 more. :rolling:

PS&D's, all nice & neatly given presented plus the Mint set.

Uncles! All this in a town with under 100 residents, but the yearly quilt bidding went over $3,000.

It's good to be alive.

The design seems ambiguous. So I LIKE it.

 

I luv those small town auctoins , I've got some cooooooool older coins at private auctions , & its a lot of fun also :hail: my problem's I can't put my arms down , glad you got your pennys :thumb: