Bankers Bag of 3,000 Lincoln Copper Pennies 1959-1982, with five free 2025 Lincoln "Last Year of Issue" Penny (Copy) (Copy) (Copy)

Genuine Lincoln 95% Copper Cents - The Last of Their Kind. Last year, we offered genuine Lincoln copper cents struck by the U.S. Mint from 1959-1982, and the response was extraordinary - more than ONE MILLION coins sold in just six weeks! After selling out, we immediately began searching for more, and it took nearly six months to accumulate enough genuine copper cents to bring this special offer back. These historic Lincoln cents represent the end of an era in American coinage. From 1959 through part of 1982, U.S. cents were struck in the traditional 95% copper composition before the Mint transitioned to primarily copper-plated zinc cents. With copper prices continuing to attract attention, these increasingly sought-after older cents have become even more fascinating to collectors. At today's copper price, the copper contained in a $50 face-value quantity of 95% copper cents has a theoretical metal value of approximately $220. And this special collection gets even better: we're including five 2025 Lincoln cent FREE! The historic 2025 Lincoln cent marked the final year of the circulating U.S. penny, making it the perfect companion to America's earlier copper cents. *At today's copper price, the copper contained in a $50 face-value quantity of 95% copper cents has a theoretical metal value of approximately $220.

**Metal value is approximate and fluctuates with the market price of copper. U.S. law currently prohibits the melting or treatment of one-cent coins for their metal value except as permitted by applicable law. Coins are offered as collectible U.S. coins, not for melting.