Happy 65th Birthday 1959 Birth Year Lucky Lincoln Memorial Penny Unique Keepsake

Description: 65th Birthday Card with circulated 1959 Lincoln Memorial Penny on beautiful matte pastel card. Each penny has been cleaned and polished by hand to obtain the best possible luster. A protective archival single-pocket coin sleeve is included. Fun facts about the Lucky Lincoln Memorial Penny are located on the card's back. For a 65th birthday happening in 2024. Coins in the photos are the date this card's Lincoln Wheat Penny will contain. A protective archival single-pocket plastic coin sleeve will be included for optional use by the recipient. Due to their age, coins may have wear, minor dents, defects, discoloration, and toning Interesting facts about the Lucky Lincoln Wheat Penny are on the back of the card. Shipped First Class USPS with tracking. Flat card dimensions: 7" x 5" Standard white envelope (7 1/4" x 5 1/4") included Your card is printed high quality, full-color, full-bleed green and pastels Paper Type: Semi-Gloss, 12.5 pt thickness/110 lb weight bright white This card can be inserted in a clear card sleeve, protected by cardstock, and placed in a larger white mailing envelope. Made and printed in the USA CARD FRONT PANEL COPY Happy 65th Birthday To You & Your Lucky Lincoln Birth Year Penny CARD BACK PANEL COPY History of Your Lucky Lincoln Birth Year Penny The first Lincoln penny was minted in 1909, the 100th anniversary of the birth of President Abraham Lincoln. President Roosevelt selected the bronze plaque sculpture of Lincoln by Victor David Brenner to become the new image on the United States' one-cent coin. This image of Lincoln replaced the Indian Head. The coin’s reverse design featured two ears of wheat. In 1959, the Mint celebrated the 50th anniversary of the Lincoln penny and the 150th anniversary of Lincoln’s birth by changing the reverse design. Mint engraver Frank Gasparro designed the new reverse to feature the Lincoln Memorial. This 1959 penny became the first widely circulated United States coin to simultaneously show a figure of the same person on both sides. The 95% copper penny was minted from 1959 until 1982. Ultimately, the price of copper dictated a change in the composition of the Lincoln penny. Starting in 1982 approximately half of the pennies were minted with 95% copper, and the rest were copper plating over a zinc core. The Lincoln Memorial penny was last made in 2008 and was replaced by the Lincoln Bicentennial One Cent program. Each year, the U.S. Mint produces between 5 to 16 billion pennies. Making the penny over two-thirds of all coins produced by the U.S. Mint.

Price: 5.5 USD

Location: Saint Johns, Florida

End Time: 2024-12-19T14:54:07.000Z

Shipping Cost: 1 USD