what is this cabin on reverse 1cent?

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  1. davdo

    davdo Senior Member

    Please refresh my memory: the bronze 09 cents were offered in what sets? Thanks.
     
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  3. peachesgirl

    peachesgirl Member

    And indeed beautiful
     
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  6. peachesgirl

    peachesgirl Member

    I'm a sucker for anything proof UNC
     
  7. peachesgirl

    peachesgirl Member

    Looking for eye catching tones. Rainbow please!!!!;)
     
  8. thetracer

    thetracer Active Member

    Yea, the bronze ones were in a set and maybe proof or mints, but not in circulation, good old copper.

    Peaches, you need a type set.

    If Dansco ever makes a new one.
    Or find one available now, hard, but possible.

    In the mean time, try another brand of album or folder to Mark Twain
     
  9. peachesgirl

    peachesgirl Member

    Unfortunately I am lost
     
  10. tommyc03

    tommyc03 Senior Member

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  11. peachesgirl

    peachesgirl Member

    Hopefully not as hard as it was for me to take the pic lol
     
  12. charlietig

    charlietig Well-Known Member

    Boy that's weird, up here, that's all I saw. More so of the Log Cabin and "Early Years"
     
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  13. Conder101

    Conder101 Numismatist

    There are 20 different versions of the 2009 cents. There are four designs and two compositions and come in these combinations
    2009 P copper plated zinc in the four designs, these were made for circulation
    2009 D copper plated zinc in the four designs, these were made for circulation
    2009 P in 95% copper 5 % zinc in the four designs. these were mint set only
    2009 D in 95% copper 5% zinc in the four designs. These were mint set only
    2009 S in 95% copper 5% zinc in the four designs. These were in the proof sets and the special Lincoln Bicentennial set.


    So far I have seen exactly 4 of these coins in circulation, one log cabin, 2 formative years, and 1 of his professional life in IL.
     
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  14. bdunnse

    bdunnse Who dat?

    Until this thread, I didn't know that they had issued 95% copper versions of these 4 cents. I have no idea how I missed this - kinda embarrassing. I do, however, have all 8 zinc ones gathered from change. Last night I bought the 2009 P and D uncirculated mint set (up to 16 now) AND then bought the 2009 US Mint Lincoln Bicentennial One Cent Proof Set for the S-mints (now I have all 20!!!). Copper is good!
     
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  15. JPeace$

    JPeace$ Coinaholic

    I already had the Proof set in OGP, but after reading this thread, last night I too broke down and bought the set in a NGC 4 coin holder in PF69. eBay is great for this type of purchase. There was a cool 4 coin holder available from a known and trusted seller, so I bought it. It will be my first set in multi-coin NGC holder.
     
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  16. peachesgirl

    peachesgirl Member

    Well I'm glad to had been of help to your new found information. I learned as well and found two more in my change
     
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  17. peachesgirl

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  18. 19Lyds

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  19. peachesgirl

    peachesgirl Member

    No actually a friend just gave me these nickel rolls cuzi just got home from surgery. Why???? What do I have
     
  20. rooman9

    rooman9 Lovin Shiny Things

    They're pretty much only worth face value. When those designs came out everyone thought they would be worth a lot. But they aren't really. So buying rolls like that didn't make much sense.
     
  21. Jason Hoffpauir

    Jason Hoffpauir Avid Coin Collector

    I will go with what everyone is guessing and what I believe to be Abe Lincloln's birth home. I remember reading this somewhere.
     
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