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They were printing them from 1954 until the late 1960s, and are still valid for postage today. They are prolific and of minimal value.

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When was the Lincoln penny first made?

The first Lincoln cents were struck in mid-1909 and released to the public on August 2 of that year.


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Lincoln Cents were initially minted in the year 1909.


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