Third New Lincoln Cent

[AU24K]

Got this in change yesterday from the Home Depot in Northeast Georgia. It's a 2009-P.
Wonder what different varieties and/or errors will surface with this edition?
Scott

 

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[Jay Plunder]

That is awesome looking....I plan on scooping up mint rolls of all 4 they will go up in value, I guarantee it

 

[Diver_Down]

That is awesome looking....I plan on scooping up mint rolls of all 4 they will go up in value, I guarantee it

Don't count on it. They are being saved/hoarded by too many. Consequently, once the speculators quit driving up the price in the short-term, the prices will retreat and will stay at that level being that there is more supply than demand. If you want to speculate, grab the 95% copper ones when they are issued in mint sets. The proofs are already released and are 95% copper. Buy up mint sets and assemble rolls of the 95% copper ones. Most people are unaware of the composition change for the mint/proof sets. The copper-plated zincoln is not the composition to invest in.

 

[extractor]

good info

 

[AU24K]

That is awesome looking....I plan on scooping up mint rolls of all 4 they will go up in value, I guarantee it

There's another one? What is the reverse design of the fourth one?
Scott

 

[allen]

4th one is not released yet.
these pennies will always be worth a penny,
until a 100 years from now.

 

[bildon]

keep those 2009 pennys they were lot less minted than other years check it out and you will see. log cabin then rail splitter then professional life later the capital on the back .

 

[bildon]

Found three more in change today and i have a booth in a flea market and i have sold 12 at $1.00 each nice profit i would say.i put them in a 2x2 cardboard flip and they look nice.Northeast Louisiana.

 

[AU24K]

4th one is not released yet.
these pennies will always be worth a penny,
until a 100 years from now.

Don't count on it. In a hundred years from now, if someone found one with a metal detector, there wouldn't be enough of it left to be worth a penny!

Scott