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U.S. One-Cent Coin Reverse Design - Shield Motif & Inscriptions #3799415 (License: Personal Use)
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This reverse design of the U.S. Lincoln cent, introduced in 2010, showcases a heraldic shield with vertical stripes representing the original 13 states, topped by the motto “E PLURIBUS UNUM.” A flowing banner across the shield boldly states “ONE CENT,” while the initials “LB” (Lyndall Bass) and “JFM” (Joseph Menna) denote the designers. The coin’s copper-plated zinc composition and precise relief give it a distinctive warm tone and tactile depth.
Used on government mint pages, numismatic resources, educational sites about U.S. currency, and collector blogs; serves users seeking coin identification, historical context, or design analysis.
Related Cliparts: Explore the modern U.S. penny’s reverse design: a shield emblem with “E Pluribus Unum,” “ONE CENT” banner, and mint marks-symbolizing unity and value.
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