2009 Lincoln Third Release Ceremony "Professional Life in Illinois" Cent Reviews

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Only HSN had this!... michrn, MI Rating

11/15/2009

I love collecting coins, especially when they have historical significance and are reasonably proced. I really felt I purchased something very special whose value will appreciate in the years to come. I loved the fact that these coins were the ones at the ceremony on the day of introduction. HSN has incredible values and items that cannot be found in stores.

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2009 Lincoln Third Release Ceremony "Professional Life in Illinois" Cent

Item: 545-800

HSN Price: $29.95

Shipping & Handling: $5.95

5.0

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Celebrate the 200th anniversary of Abraham Lincoln's birth with a piece of history—the 2009 Abraham Lincoln Third Release Ceremony Cent. Since 1959, you've seen the Lincoln Memorial on the reverse of the Lincoln penny. This year, the United States Mint will honor our 16th president by issuing 4 different reverse designs that chronicle Lincoln's life. The first and second designs have already been released. This coin, "Professional Life in Illinois," was originally released at the Lincoln Cent Release Ceremony held in Springfield, IL on August 13, 2009. It is the third release in the series.

2009 Lincoln Third Release Ceremony "Professional Life in Illinois" Cent Includes:

2009 Lincoln cent with "Professional Life" reverse
Wooden display box

Product Features:

Graded Brilliant Uncirculated by ANACS - not released into circulation
Produced by Philadelphia Mint
Measures approx. 19.05mm (.75") in diameter
Weighs approx. 2.5g (.0882 oz.)
Made of copper-plated zinc (99.2% zinc and 0.8% copper with a pure copper plating)
Encapsulated in a clear acrylic holder - helps protect and preserve the coin and its grading
Wooden display box - measures approx. 1-1/2"H x 3-1/2"W x 5"L
Coin made in USA; box made in China

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