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Ever Wonder How Many Lincoln Cents Were Made From 1909-2006?

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The single most reproduced image in the history of the world


And just when it looks like we can proclaim Abraham Lincoln to be the most reproduced metallic portrait in history, we are reminded that Queen Elizabeth's portrait has been on multiple denominations throughout the United Kingdom.

Perhaps our in-house mathematicians can deduct how many total coins the current Queen's portrait has been on?
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I once read somewhere(Numismatic News? Coin World?) that there have been more Lincoln Cents minted than all other coins minted in the history of the world. Given that the number of Lincolns exceeds half a trillion, I find that statement to be plausible.
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And just when it looks like we can proclaim Abraham Lincoln to be the most reproduced metallic portrait in history, we are reminded that Queen Elizabeth's portrait has been on multiple denominations throughout the United Kingdom.


But it said single most produced image. The Queen's portrait changed multiple times through her life. 3 or 4 different versions. Would have to do the numbers for each separately and then add them all together. It may come out that she is the most produced person, but that Lincoln Cent has the most produced image.
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9 Billion in 2015, and 8 Billion in 2014 means that the 500 Billionth was minted sometime in late 2014. I wonder if I have it's still shiny.
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You guys have way too much time on your hands. Ha ha ha. If you really want a challenge, figure out how many coins the United States mint has made since 1793.
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The calculator program in windows will do it (START, all programs, accessories, calculator)

2,916,136,908 doubled dies.
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You guys have way too much time on your hands.

I am unable to locate the mintages for the 2014-S and 2015-S pennies. The pennies on average are 58.2% of all coins minted every month of the year as ordered by the Federal Reserve.
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Coop thread RSC

Added this to make searching easier.
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CS-L#1-IA search
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my calculations are probably wrong 436,492,445,469
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re-calculated 1909-2006 came up with 466,294,623,585 using the Lincoln cents mintage web page
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Which, stacked end-on-end, would reach how high?
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calculation from 1909-2020 was 561,235,459,721 I don't think I missed any numbers and I don't know how accurate the site is for mintages.
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Which, stacked end-on-end, would reach how high?
Higher then I have ever been or ever will be lol.
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Pretty interesting following this thread
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