Coins
(4,055)
1 Apsar The Dormition Cathedral of Dranda
This is the 2016 Circulation issue (ММД mint) with a mintage of 2,000. According to the Roman historian Procopius of Caesarea, in 551 emperor Justinian I built a temple in these environs, this is believed by some to have been what is now the cathedral in Dranda. In the Georgian Orthodox Catholicate of Abkhazia, Dranda was the seat of a Bishop.
2016
1 Cent "Lincoln Memorial Cent" copper plated zinc
This is the 1994 Circulation issue (D mint) with a mintage of 7,131,765,000. The 1982 1 Cent "Lincoln Memorial Cent" is a notable coin in American numismatics, primarily due to its transition in composition and its significance in the long-running series honoring President Abraham Lincoln. Struck at the United States Mint in Philadelphia, this coin features the iconic Lincoln Memorial on the reverse side, symbolizing the enduring legacy of Lincoln's contributions to the nation. The 1982 issue is particularly significant as it was the year the Mint transitioned from a predominantly copper composition to a copper plated zinc mixture, marking a pivotal change in coin production due to rising metal costs. With a mintage of over 174 billion, this coin is abundant, earning a rarity score of 1 out of 10, making it accessible for collectors while still holding historical value. Its circulation condition reflects its widespread use, and it serves as a tangible link to both American history and the evolution of coinage in the United States.
1994
1 Cent "Lincoln Memorial Cent" copper plated zinc
This is the 1983 BU issue (S mint) with a mintage of 3,279,126. The 1982 1 Cent "Lincoln Memorial Cent" is a notable coin in American numismatics, primarily due to its transition in composition and its significance in the long-running series honoring President Abraham Lincoln. Struck at the United States Mint in Philadelphia, this coin features the iconic Lincoln Memorial on the reverse side, symbolizing the enduring legacy of Lincoln's contributions to the nation. The 1982 issue is particularly significant as it was the year the Mint transitioned from a predominantly copper composition to a copper plated zinc mixture, marking a pivotal change in coin production due to rising metal costs. With a mintage of over 174 billion, this coin is abundant, earning a rarity score of 1 out of 10, making it accessible for collectors while still holding historical value. Its circulation condition reflects its widespread use, and it serves as a tangible link to both American history and the evolution of coinage in the United States.
1983
1 Cent "Lincoln Memorial Cent" copper plated zinc
This is the 1996 Circulation issue with a mintage of 6,612,465,000. The 1982 1 Cent "Lincoln Memorial Cent" is a notable coin in American numismatics, primarily due to its transition in composition and its significance in the long-running series honoring President Abraham Lincoln. Struck at the United States Mint in Philadelphia, this coin features the iconic Lincoln Memorial on the reverse side, symbolizing the enduring legacy of Lincoln's contributions to the nation. The 1982 issue is particularly significant as it was the year the Mint transitioned from a predominantly copper composition to a copper plated zinc mixture, marking a pivotal change in coin production due to rising metal costs. With a mintage of over 174 billion, this coin is abundant, earning a rarity score of 1 out of 10, making it accessible for collectors while still holding historical value. Its circulation condition reflects its widespread use, and it serves as a tangible link to both American history and the evolution of coinage in the United States.
1996
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1 Cent "Lincoln Memorial Cent" copper plated zinc
This is the 1995 Circulation issue with a mintage of 6,411,440,000. The 1982 1 Cent "Lincoln Memorial Cent" is a notable coin in American numismatics, primarily due to its transition in composition and its significance in the long-running series honoring President Abraham Lincoln. Struck at the United States Mint in Philadelphia, this coin features the iconic Lincoln Memorial on the reverse side, symbolizing the enduring legacy of Lincoln's contributions to the nation. The 1982 issue is particularly significant as it was the year the Mint transitioned from a predominantly copper composition to a copper plated zinc mixture, marking a pivotal change in coin production due to rising metal costs. With a mintage of over 174 billion, this coin is abundant, earning a rarity score of 1 out of 10, making it accessible for collectors while still holding historical value. Its circulation condition reflects its widespread use, and it serves as a tangible link to both American history and the evolution of coinage in the United States.
1995
1 Cent "Lincoln Memorial Cent" copper plated zinc
This is the 1992 BU issue (S mint) with a mintage of 4,176,560. The 1982 1 Cent "Lincoln Memorial Cent" is a notable coin in American numismatics, primarily due to its transition in composition and its significance in the long-running series honoring President Abraham Lincoln. Struck at the United States Mint in Philadelphia, this coin features the iconic Lincoln Memorial on the reverse side, symbolizing the enduring legacy of Lincoln's contributions to the nation. The 1982 issue is particularly significant as it was the year the Mint transitioned from a predominantly copper composition to a copper plated zinc mixture, marking a pivotal change in coin production due to rising metal costs. With a mintage of over 174 billion, this coin is abundant, earning a rarity score of 1 out of 10, making it accessible for collectors while still holding historical value. Its circulation condition reflects its widespread use, and it serves as a tangible link to both American history and the evolution of coinage in the United States.
1992
1 Cent "Lincoln Memorial Cent" copper plated zinc
This is the 1990 BU issue (S mint) with a mintage of 3,299,559. The 1982 1 Cent "Lincoln Memorial Cent" is a notable coin in American numismatics, primarily due to its transition in composition and its significance in the long-running series honoring President Abraham Lincoln. Struck at the United States Mint in Philadelphia, this coin features the iconic Lincoln Memorial on the reverse side, symbolizing the enduring legacy of Lincoln's contributions to the nation. The 1982 issue is particularly significant as it was the year the Mint transitioned from a predominantly copper composition to a copper plated zinc mixture, marking a pivotal change in coin production due to rising metal costs. With a mintage of over 174 billion, this coin is abundant, earning a rarity score of 1 out of 10, making it accessible for collectors while still holding historical value. Its circulation condition reflects its widespread use, and it serves as a tangible link to both American history and the evolution of coinage in the United States.
1990
1 Cent "Lincoln Memorial Cent" copper plated zinc
This is the 1984 Circulation issue with a mintage of 8,151,079,000. The 1982 1 Cent "Lincoln Memorial Cent" is a notable coin in American numismatics, primarily due to its transition in composition and its significance in the long-running series honoring President Abraham Lincoln. Struck at the United States Mint in Philadelphia, this coin features the iconic Lincoln Memorial on the reverse side, symbolizing the enduring legacy of Lincoln's contributions to the nation. The 1982 issue is particularly significant as it was the year the Mint transitioned from a predominantly copper composition to a copper plated zinc mixture, marking a pivotal change in coin production due to rising metal costs. With a mintage of over 174 billion, this coin is abundant, earning a rarity score of 1 out of 10, making it accessible for collectors while still holding historical value. Its circulation condition reflects its widespread use, and it serves as a tangible link to both American history and the evolution of coinage in the United States.
1984
1 Cent "Lincoln Memorial Cent" copper plated zinc
This is the 1987 BU issue (S mint) with a mintage of 4,227,728. The 1982 1 Cent "Lincoln Memorial Cent" is a notable coin in American numismatics, primarily due to its transition in composition and its significance in the long-running series honoring President Abraham Lincoln. Struck at the United States Mint in Philadelphia, this coin features the iconic Lincoln Memorial on the reverse side, symbolizing the enduring legacy of Lincoln's contributions to the nation. The 1982 issue is particularly significant as it was the year the Mint transitioned from a predominantly copper composition to a copper plated zinc mixture, marking a pivotal change in coin production due to rising metal costs. With a mintage of over 174 billion, this coin is abundant, earning a rarity score of 1 out of 10, making it accessible for collectors while still holding historical value. Its circulation condition reflects its widespread use, and it serves as a tangible link to both American history and the evolution of coinage in the United States.
1987
1 Cent "Lincoln Memorial Cent" copper plated zinc
This is the 1982 Circulation issue with a mintage of unknown. The 1982 1 Cent "Lincoln Memorial Cent" is a notable coin in American numismatics, primarily due to its transition in composition and its significance in the long-running series honoring President Abraham Lincoln. Struck at the United States Mint in Philadelphia, this coin features the iconic Lincoln Memorial on the reverse side, symbolizing the enduring legacy of Lincoln's contributions to the nation. The 1982 issue is particularly significant as it was the year the Mint transitioned from a predominantly copper composition to a copper plated zinc mixture, marking a pivotal change in coin production due to rising metal costs. With a mintage of over 174 billion, this coin is abundant, earning a rarity score of 1 out of 10, making it accessible for collectors while still holding historical value. Its circulation condition reflects its widespread use, and it serves as a tangible link to both American history and the evolution of coinage in the United States.
1982
1 Cent "Lincoln Memorial Cent" copper plated zinc
This is the 1982 BU issue with a mintage of 10,712,525,000. The 1982 1 Cent "Lincoln Memorial Cent" is a notable coin in American numismatics, primarily due to its transition in composition and its significance in the long-running series honoring President Abraham Lincoln. Struck at the United States Mint in Philadelphia, this coin features the iconic Lincoln Memorial on the reverse side, symbolizing the enduring legacy of Lincoln's contributions to the nation. The 1982 issue is particularly significant as it was the year the Mint transitioned from a predominantly copper composition to a copper plated zinc mixture, marking a pivotal change in coin production due to rising metal costs. With a mintage of over 174 billion, this coin is abundant, earning a rarity score of 1 out of 10, making it accessible for collectors while still holding historical value. Its circulation condition reflects its widespread use, and it serves as a tangible link to both American history and the evolution of coinage in the United States.
1982
1 Cent "Lincoln Memorial Cent" copper plated zinc
This is the 1983 Circulation issue with a mintage of 7,752,355,000. The 1982 1 Cent "Lincoln Memorial Cent" is a notable coin in American numismatics, primarily due to its transition in composition and its significance in the long-running series honoring President Abraham Lincoln. Struck at the United States Mint in Philadelphia, this coin features the iconic Lincoln Memorial on the reverse side, symbolizing the enduring legacy of Lincoln's contributions to the nation. The 1982 issue is particularly significant as it was the year the Mint transitioned from a predominantly copper composition to a copper plated zinc mixture, marking a pivotal change in coin production due to rising metal costs. With a mintage of over 174 billion, this coin is abundant, earning a rarity score of 1 out of 10, making it accessible for collectors while still holding historical value. Its circulation condition reflects its widespread use, and it serves as a tangible link to both American history and the evolution of coinage in the United States.
1983
1 Cent "Lincoln Memorial Cent" copper plated zinc
This is the 1983 Circulation issue (D mint) with a mintage of 6,467,199,428. The 1982 1 Cent "Lincoln Memorial Cent" is a notable coin in American numismatics, primarily due to its transition in composition and its significance in the long-running series honoring President Abraham Lincoln. Struck at the United States Mint in Philadelphia, this coin features the iconic Lincoln Memorial on the reverse side, symbolizing the enduring legacy of Lincoln's contributions to the nation. The 1982 issue is particularly significant as it was the year the Mint transitioned from a predominantly copper composition to a copper plated zinc mixture, marking a pivotal change in coin production due to rising metal costs. With a mintage of over 174 billion, this coin is abundant, earning a rarity score of 1 out of 10, making it accessible for collectors while still holding historical value. Its circulation condition reflects its widespread use, and it serves as a tangible link to both American history and the evolution of coinage in the United States.
1983
1 Cent "Lincoln Memorial Cent" copper plated zinc
This is the 1984 Circulation issue (D mint) with a mintage of 5,569,238,906. The 1982 1 Cent "Lincoln Memorial Cent" is a notable coin in American numismatics, primarily due to its transition in composition and its significance in the long-running series honoring President Abraham Lincoln. Struck at the United States Mint in Philadelphia, this coin features the iconic Lincoln Memorial on the reverse side, symbolizing the enduring legacy of Lincoln's contributions to the nation. The 1982 issue is particularly significant as it was the year the Mint transitioned from a predominantly copper composition to a copper plated zinc mixture, marking a pivotal change in coin production due to rising metal costs. With a mintage of over 174 billion, this coin is abundant, earning a rarity score of 1 out of 10, making it accessible for collectors while still holding historical value. Its circulation condition reflects its widespread use, and it serves as a tangible link to both American history and the evolution of coinage in the United States.
1984
1 Cent "Lincoln Memorial Cent" copper plated zinc
This is the 1985 Circulation issue with a mintage of 5,648,489,887. The 1982 1 Cent "Lincoln Memorial Cent" is a notable coin in American numismatics, primarily due to its transition in composition and its significance in the long-running series honoring President Abraham Lincoln. Struck at the United States Mint in Philadelphia, this coin features the iconic Lincoln Memorial on the reverse side, symbolizing the enduring legacy of Lincoln's contributions to the nation. The 1982 issue is particularly significant as it was the year the Mint transitioned from a predominantly copper composition to a copper plated zinc mixture, marking a pivotal change in coin production due to rising metal costs. With a mintage of over 174 billion, this coin is abundant, earning a rarity score of 1 out of 10, making it accessible for collectors while still holding historical value. Its circulation condition reflects its widespread use, and it serves as a tangible link to both American history and the evolution of coinage in the United States.
1985
1 Cent "Lincoln Memorial Cent" copper plated zinc
This is the 1986 Circulation issue (D mint) with a mintage of 4,442,866,698. The 1982 1 Cent "Lincoln Memorial Cent" is a notable coin in American numismatics, primarily due to its transition in composition and its significance in the long-running series honoring President Abraham Lincoln. Struck at the United States Mint in Philadelphia, this coin features the iconic Lincoln Memorial on the reverse side, symbolizing the enduring legacy of Lincoln's contributions to the nation. The 1982 issue is particularly significant as it was the year the Mint transitioned from a predominantly copper composition to a copper plated zinc mixture, marking a pivotal change in coin production due to rising metal costs. With a mintage of over 174 billion, this coin is abundant, earning a rarity score of 1 out of 10, making it accessible for collectors while still holding historical value. Its circulation condition reflects its widespread use, and it serves as a tangible link to both American history and the evolution of coinage in the United States.
1986
1 Cent "Lincoln Memorial Cent" copper plated zinc
This is the 1987 Circulation issue with a mintage of 4,682,466,931. The 1982 1 Cent "Lincoln Memorial Cent" is a notable coin in American numismatics, primarily due to its transition in composition and its significance in the long-running series honoring President Abraham Lincoln. Struck at the United States Mint in Philadelphia, this coin features the iconic Lincoln Memorial on the reverse side, symbolizing the enduring legacy of Lincoln's contributions to the nation. The 1982 issue is particularly significant as it was the year the Mint transitioned from a predominantly copper composition to a copper plated zinc mixture, marking a pivotal change in coin production due to rising metal costs. With a mintage of over 174 billion, this coin is abundant, earning a rarity score of 1 out of 10, making it accessible for collectors while still holding historical value. Its circulation condition reflects its widespread use, and it serves as a tangible link to both American history and the evolution of coinage in the United States.
1987
1 Cent "Lincoln Memorial Cent" copper plated zinc
This is the 1988 Circulation issue (D mint) with a mintage of 5,253,740,443. The 1982 1 Cent "Lincoln Memorial Cent" is a notable coin in American numismatics, primarily due to its transition in composition and its significance in the long-running series honoring President Abraham Lincoln. Struck at the United States Mint in Philadelphia, this coin features the iconic Lincoln Memorial on the reverse side, symbolizing the enduring legacy of Lincoln's contributions to the nation. The 1982 issue is particularly significant as it was the year the Mint transitioned from a predominantly copper composition to a copper plated zinc mixture, marking a pivotal change in coin production due to rising metal costs. With a mintage of over 174 billion, this coin is abundant, earning a rarity score of 1 out of 10, making it accessible for collectors while still holding historical value. Its circulation condition reflects its widespread use, and it serves as a tangible link to both American history and the evolution of coinage in the United States.
1988
1 Cent "Lincoln Memorial Cent" copper plated zinc
This is the 1989 Circulation issue with a mintage of 7,261,535,000. The 1982 1 Cent "Lincoln Memorial Cent" is a notable coin in American numismatics, primarily due to its transition in composition and its significance in the long-running series honoring President Abraham Lincoln. Struck at the United States Mint in Philadelphia, this coin features the iconic Lincoln Memorial on the reverse side, symbolizing the enduring legacy of Lincoln's contributions to the nation. The 1982 issue is particularly significant as it was the year the Mint transitioned from a predominantly copper composition to a copper plated zinc mixture, marking a pivotal change in coin production due to rising metal costs. With a mintage of over 174 billion, this coin is abundant, earning a rarity score of 1 out of 10, making it accessible for collectors while still holding historical value. Its circulation condition reflects its widespread use, and it serves as a tangible link to both American history and the evolution of coinage in the United States.
1989
1 Cent "Lincoln Memorial Cent" copper plated zinc
This is the 1990 Circulation issue with a mintage of 6,851,765,000. The 1982 1 Cent "Lincoln Memorial Cent" is a notable coin in American numismatics, primarily due to its transition in composition and its significance in the long-running series honoring President Abraham Lincoln. Struck at the United States Mint in Philadelphia, this coin features the iconic Lincoln Memorial on the reverse side, symbolizing the enduring legacy of Lincoln's contributions to the nation. The 1982 issue is particularly significant as it was the year the Mint transitioned from a predominantly copper composition to a copper plated zinc mixture, marking a pivotal change in coin production due to rising metal costs. With a mintage of over 174 billion, this coin is abundant, earning a rarity score of 1 out of 10, making it accessible for collectors while still holding historical value. Its circulation condition reflects its widespread use, and it serves as a tangible link to both American history and the evolution of coinage in the United States.
1990
1 Cent "Lincoln Memorial Cent" copper plated zinc
This is the 1989 BU issue (S mint) with a mintage of 3,220,194. The 1982 1 Cent "Lincoln Memorial Cent" is a notable coin in American numismatics, primarily due to its transition in composition and its significance in the long-running series honoring President Abraham Lincoln. Struck at the United States Mint in Philadelphia, this coin features the iconic Lincoln Memorial on the reverse side, symbolizing the enduring legacy of Lincoln's contributions to the nation. The 1982 issue is particularly significant as it was the year the Mint transitioned from a predominantly copper composition to a copper plated zinc mixture, marking a pivotal change in coin production due to rising metal costs. With a mintage of over 174 billion, this coin is abundant, earning a rarity score of 1 out of 10, making it accessible for collectors while still holding historical value. Its circulation condition reflects its widespread use, and it serves as a tangible link to both American history and the evolution of coinage in the United States.
1989
1 Cent "Lincoln Memorial Cent" copper plated zinc
This is the 1991 Circulation issue with a mintage of 5,165,940,000. The 1982 1 Cent "Lincoln Memorial Cent" is a notable coin in American numismatics, primarily due to its transition in composition and its significance in the long-running series honoring President Abraham Lincoln. Struck at the United States Mint in Philadelphia, this coin features the iconic Lincoln Memorial on the reverse side, symbolizing the enduring legacy of Lincoln's contributions to the nation. The 1982 issue is particularly significant as it was the year the Mint transitioned from a predominantly copper composition to a copper plated zinc mixture, marking a pivotal change in coin production due to rising metal costs. With a mintage of over 174 billion, this coin is abundant, earning a rarity score of 1 out of 10, making it accessible for collectors while still holding historical value. Its circulation condition reflects its widespread use, and it serves as a tangible link to both American history and the evolution of coinage in the United States.
1991
1 Cent "Lincoln Memorial Cent" copper plated zinc
This is the 1992 Circulation issue with a mintage of 4,648,905,000. The 1982 1 Cent "Lincoln Memorial Cent" is a notable coin in American numismatics, primarily due to its transition in composition and its significance in the long-running series honoring President Abraham Lincoln. Struck at the United States Mint in Philadelphia, this coin features the iconic Lincoln Memorial on the reverse side, symbolizing the enduring legacy of Lincoln's contributions to the nation. The 1982 issue is particularly significant as it was the year the Mint transitioned from a predominantly copper composition to a copper plated zinc mixture, marking a pivotal change in coin production due to rising metal costs. With a mintage of over 174 billion, this coin is abundant, earning a rarity score of 1 out of 10, making it accessible for collectors while still holding historical value. Its circulation condition reflects its widespread use, and it serves as a tangible link to both American history and the evolution of coinage in the United States.
1992
1 Cent "Lincoln Memorial Cent" copper plated zinc
This is the 1992 Circulation issue (D mint) with a mintage of 4,448,673,300. The 1982 1 Cent "Lincoln Memorial Cent" is a notable coin in American numismatics, primarily due to its transition in composition and its significance in the long-running series honoring President Abraham Lincoln. Struck at the United States Mint in Philadelphia, this coin features the iconic Lincoln Memorial on the reverse side, symbolizing the enduring legacy of Lincoln's contributions to the nation. The 1982 issue is particularly significant as it was the year the Mint transitioned from a predominantly copper composition to a copper plated zinc mixture, marking a pivotal change in coin production due to rising metal costs. With a mintage of over 174 billion, this coin is abundant, earning a rarity score of 1 out of 10, making it accessible for collectors while still holding historical value. Its circulation condition reflects its widespread use, and it serves as a tangible link to both American history and the evolution of coinage in the United States.
1992
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