Birth and Early Childhood in Kentucky 1809-1816	Formative Years in Indiana 1816-1830	Lincoln Bicentennial Cents continue to bear the same likeness of President Lincoln; however, the reverse carries the four designs shown here.  The 2009 cents issued for circulation have the same metal content (2.5% copper, balance zinc, weight 2.5 grams) as cents after 1982; however, numismatic versions have the  metal content of the 1909 pennies (95% copper, 5% tin and zinc, weight 3.11 grams).	Professional  Life in  Illinois 1830-1861	Presidency in Washington, DC 1861-1865
There are actually 20 variations.  The Philadelphia and Denver mints each produced both the standard and the numismatic versions giving 16 variations while the San Francisco mint produced numismatic versions of each.  The numismatic versions are included in the United States Mint’s annual product offerings from the P, D & S mints.  Both versions from the P & D mints look the same; the only way to tell them apart is by their weight.

Lincoln Shield Cents   began production in 2010 from the Denver (D) and Philadelphia mints. Coins from Philadelphia, traditionally have no mint mark.  All Shield cents have the same metal content (2.5% copper, balance zinc, weight 2.5 grams) as cents after 1982.  Proof cents from the San Francisco mint have an "S" mint mark.

To order any of the following pennies, send an e-mail to Tom Heald <tom@fl-ink.com> with the Year, Mint, Grade, Quantity, Price and any Note that may be appropriate from the table below.  The minimum order is $2.00 + postage.  You pay the actual postage based on weight.  Click here for details on shipping and postage.  If you have any questions, just send an e-mail to Tom Heald <tom@fl-ink.com> and I will figure out the total for you.  The grading system used follows the standards set up by the American Numismatic Association (ANA). 

All of the 2009 cents offered here are uncirculated pennies from bank or mint rolls that I had to purchase from dealers or the US Mint at an inflated price.  There are no numismatic versions available.  Issue 1 is very hard to find and I had to pay a premium to get them.  I have only seen one in circulation.

Year	Mint	Grade	Qt.	Price	Notes
2009	D	MS60	35	$0.75	Issue 1: Early Childhood  (very small number minted)
2009	P	MS60	37	$0.75	Issue 1: Early Childhood  (very small number minted)
2009	D	MS60	41	$0.65	Issue 2: Formative Years (small number minted)
2009	P	MS60	39	$0.65	Issue 2: Formative Years  (small number minted)
2009	D	MS60	42	$0.65	Issue 3: Professional Life  (small number minted)
2009	P	MS60	44	$0.65	Issue 3: Professional Life  (small number minted)
2009	D	MS60	44	$0.65	Issue 4: Presidency  (small number minted)
2009	P	MS60	45	$0.65	Issue 4: Presidency  (small number minted)
2009	P&D	MS60		$5.40	Full set of 8 P&D cents.
2009	P or D	MS60		$2.70	Half set of 4 P or 4 D cents.
2010	D	MS60	9	$0.65	The new Shield penny (small number in circulation)
2010	P	MS60	13	$0.65	The new Shield penny (small number in circulation)
2011	D	MS55	40	$0.50	Shield penny
2011	P	MS55	0	$0.50	Shield penny (will trade for P's)
2012	D	MS55	11	$0.50	Shield penny
2012	P	MS55	6	$0.50	Shield penny (will trade for P's)
2013	D	MS55	7	$0.50	Shield penny
2013	P	MS55	4	$0.50	Shield penny (will trade for P's)
2014	D	MS55	14	$0.50	Shield penny
2014	P	MS55	0	$0.50	Shield penny (will trade for P's)
2015	D	MS55	13	$0.50	Shield penny
2015	P	MS55	0	$0.50	Shield penny (will trade for P's)

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