2009 Lincoln Log Cabin Penny Value Lincoln log cabin pennies sell for roughly 10 to 25 cents if bought uncirculated from a coin dealer. No special or significant errors have been identified yet.
How much is a penny worth with Lincoln sitting on a log?
Here’s a look at the mintages and values for each of the 2009 Lincoln Bicentennial pennies: 2009 Birth and Early Childhood (Log Cabin) Lincoln Penny, Zinc & Brilliant Uncirculated — 284,400,000 minted; 20+ cents. 2009 Birth and Early Childhood (Log Cabin) Lincoln Penny, Copper & Satin Finish — 784,614 minted; $8+
Is the 2009 penny worth anything?
Most 2009 zinc pennies in circulated condition, regardless of series, are only worth their face value of $0.01. These coins can only sell for a premium in uncirculated condition. The 2009 zinc pennies are each worth around $0.30 in uncirculated condition with an MS 65 grade.
Where to find Lincoln pennies on a log cabin?
Be aware that collectors have found some die varieties on the reverse. Look for some doubling on the ends of the logs on the corner of the cabin. The doubling is minute, and you will need at least a 5X-10X magnifying glass to see the doubling on the ends of the logs.
What is the date on a Lincoln penny?
On the reverse side of the coin there is an image of a log cabin which is similar to the one that Lincoln’s parents lived in. It’s believed that Lincoln himself was born in his parent’s log cabin. The date 1809 is inscribed on the coin and this date signifies the year that Lincoln was born.
Who was the designer of the 2009 Lincoln pennies?
The first of the four new reverse designs for 2009 features Abraham Lincoln’s life as a young boy in Kentucky, where he was born in a log cabin. U.S. Mint Artistic Infusion Program (AIP) Master Designer Richard Masters created this realistic design, which is different from most grade-school textbooks’ depictions of Lincoln’s cabin.
What do Lincoln pennies look like on coins?
Some of the more minor varieties make it look like there is a shadow by Lincoln’s fingers. Other more dramatic varieties seem like there are additional fingers on Lincoln’s hands. The more dramatic die varieties and a slight value to the premium of the coin’s value. However, none of the die varieties are rare or expensive.
