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Collection of Penniess (17)

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Lincoln Memorial depicted on the reverse of a U.S. one-cent coin, with "United States of America" and "One Cent" inscribed.
The reverse of the U.S. penny (1959-2008) showcasing the Lincoln Memorial, symbolizing unity and national heritage.
2010-D Lincoln cent obverse featuring Abraham Lincoln's profile, "In God We Trust", "Liberty", and mint mark D.
The 2010-D Lincoln penny obverse shows President Abraham Lincoln in right-facing profile, with “In God We Trust” above, “Liberty” to the left, and “2010 D” at lower right.
1991-D Lincoln cent with profile of Abraham Lincoln, inscriptions "In God We Trust", "Liberty", and mint mark D.
A well-preserved 1991-D Lincoln penny showcasing the iconic obverse design with Abraham Lincoln’s profile and the “D” mint mark.
2007 U.S. Lincoln cent obverse and reverse showing Abraham Lincoln and the Lincoln Memorial with inscriptions.
The 2007 Lincoln cent displays President Abraham Lincoln in profile on the front and the iconic Lincoln Memorial on the back, commemorating his legacy.
2004 U.S. Lincoln cent featuring profile of Abraham Lincoln, "In God We Trust", "Liberty", and year minted.
A 2004 U.S. Lincoln cent showing the obverse side with Abraham Lincoln’s right-facing portrait, inscriptions, and copper finish.
U.S. penny (2007) showing Abraham Lincoln on obverse and Lincoln Memorial on reverse, black-and-white line drawing.
A clean line-art illustration of the 2007 U.S. penny, front and back-perfect for educational or numismatic reference.
Illustration of two Indian one-rupee coins, one upright showing the Lion Capital and "1" denomination, the other lying flat.
A stylized depiction of India’s 1-rupee coin, highlighting its classic design with the Ashoka Pillar emblem and numeric value.
Six U.S. Lincoln pennies from 1990s, showing obverse and reverse designs on transparent background.
A close-up of six copper Lincoln cents, minted between 1990 and 1999, highlighting both front (Liberty, In God We Trust) and back (Lincoln Memorial) details.
Shiny golden coins stacked in piles with sparkling highlights, each marked with the number "1" and laurel wreath design.
A dazzling pile of golden “1”-denomination coins, perfect for representing wealth, rewards, or economic success in digital media.
Line drawing of the obverse of a 2004 U.S. Lincoln cent, featuring Abraham Lincoln’s profile, “IN GOD WE TRUST,” “LIBERTY,” and year.
A clean line-art rendition of the 2004 Lincoln penny’s front side, perfect for coloring, teaching, or digital use.
2005 U.S. Lincoln cent showing obverse (Lincoln profile) and reverse (Lincoln Memorial) sides.
A 2005 U.S. penny displaying both sides: Lincoln’s right-facing portrait with “Liberty” and “2005 D,” and the Lincoln Memorial with “E Pluribus Unum.”
A scattered pile of U.S. one-cent pennies on a transparent background, showing both Lincoln profile and Lincoln Memorial sides.
A mix of circulated U.S. Lincoln pennies, featuring both obverse (Lincoln profile) and reverse (Lincoln Memorial) designs, arranged naturally on a transparent backdrop.
Line drawing of three stacked U.S. pennies showing Abraham Lincoln’s profile and 2007 mint year.
A printable line-art illustration of three stacked U.S. pennies, highlighting the obverse design with Lincoln’s profile and “IN GOD WE TRUST.”
Illustration of a copper-colored 1-cent coin with bold black "1¢" text and black border.
A stylized 1-cent coin illustration showing “1¢” in bold type against a copper background with a black rim.
1943 Lincoln wheat penny obverse with Abraham Lincoln profile, "LIBERTY", and date.
The 1943 Lincoln wheat penny, minted in steel due to copper shortages during WWII, features a left-facing profile of Abraham Lincoln.
Cartoon man with long nose, red bowtie, and skeptical expression holding a small object.
A classic skeptical cartoon figure, ideal for illustrating doubt, analysis, or comedic critique.
U.S. one-cent coin reverse showing Lincoln Memorial, inscribed "UNITED STATES OF AMERICA", "E PLURIBUS UNUM", and "ONE CENT".
The reverse of the U.S. Lincoln cent (1959-2008) features the Lincoln Memorial with the inscription “E PLURIBUS UNUM” above and “ONE CENT” below.
2013-S Lincoln cent proof coin with "In God We Trust" and "Liberty" inscriptions, showing Abraham Lincoln's profile.
A gleaming 2013-S Lincoln cent proof coin, minted at the San Francisco Mint, showcasing fine detail and historical design.