I don't quite understand. It is a counterstamped Lincoln cent with supposedly a portrait of Kennedy. They were produced from the mid 1960s through around 1980 and were usually accompanied by a card explaining all the "odd" coincidental likenesses between the two other than the fact that they were both assassinated. The card typically had room for a financial institution such as a bank to put their logo or advertising on the bottom section and hand them out to customers.
They are now collectible to some and sell for around 50 cents to a dollar each. A lot of the people who buy them try to complete date and mint sets of them.
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They are now collectible to some and sell for around 50 cents to a dollar each. A lot of the people who buy them try to complete date and mint sets of them.
The Lincoln cent store:
http://www.lincolncent.com
My numismatic art work:
http://www.cdaughtrey.com
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What about this one?
You're now official, Bubba 4/24/04