2009 Lincoln "Formative Years in Indiana" Double Thumb MS65 Red Error Coin

Here's a chance to collect a Lincoln error coin—the 2009 Lincoln "Formative Years in Indiana" Double Thumb MS65 Red Error Coin. Specialists call the error "doubled die" because there appears to be a second thumb on Lincoln's hand. This coin can be a wonderful conversation piece for your collection.

2009 Lincoln "Formative Years in Indiana" Double Thumb MS65 Red Error Coin  Includes:

• 2009 Lincoln "Formative Years in Indiana" doubled die error coin
• Wooden box

Product Features:

• 2009 marks the 200th anniversary of Abraham Lincoln's birth and the 100th anniversary of the Lincoln Cent. As part of the celebration, the United States Mint is issuing 4 different reverse designs to be used on the 2009 Lincoln Cent: Birth in Kentucky; Formative Years in Indiana; Professional Life in Illinois and Presidency in Washington, D.C.
• The obverse retains the profile of President Abraham Lincoln by Victor David Brenner
• MS65 Red condition - Mint State coin with a few, scattered hairlines; very pleasing eye appeal with fully original luster; Red coins are even more limited 
• Graded by ANACS
• Measures approx. 19mm (.75") in diameter
• Weighs approx. 2.5 grams (.09 oz.)
• Stored in a tamper-proof acrylic holder
• Wooden box - measures approx. 1-1/2"H x 3-1/2"W x 5"L 
• Produced by Philadelphia Mint

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