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Bedrock of the Community
Canada
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The 2026 Lincoln Cent is only available in the uncirculated coin set and at $125.00 per set, after the initial buying spree, I think the market will settle so that in a couple of years the premium won't be too much over that. Just my opinion as it is impossible to say with certainty what the future market will be. |
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Moderator
 United States
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You will see a 2027 cent, and a 2028 cent, and probably a 2029 cent in all the annual mint sets going forward. At least that is what pending legislation allows.
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Valued Member
United States
247 Posts |
Hucksters on TV are selling them at $300 a pop. Take that for what's worth.
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United States
195972 Posts |
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Hucksters on TV are selling them at $300 a pop. Take that for what's worth.  |
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Pillar of the Community
United States
1203 Posts |
I'm personally not interested in paying ridiculous prices for the 2026 Shield cent.
I'm not really interested in it in general honestly.
My Lincoln cents stop at 2009. Beyond that... Meh.
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Valued Member
 United States
104 Posts |
Jbuck I thought there was some kind of legislation being put forth to where there would be no more Lincoln cents minted at all.
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Moderator
United States
195972 Posts |
No more cents for circulation. The legislation allows NIFC/NCLT cents to continue. Quote:
"(1) IN GENERAL.—Notwithstanding any other provision of law, the Secretary shall cease production of one-cent coins for general circulation, but may continue to produce and issue one-cent coins for sale as numismatic items. Reference—H.R.3074 - Common Cents Act |
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Pillar of the Community
United States
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Reference—H.R.3074 - Common Cents Act I hadn't realized they named it the "Common Cents" act  If taken literally, rather than as a pun, the act has ceased production of all common cents, while retaining the allowance for production of uncommon cents as numismatic items. |
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Bedrock of the Community
United States
20047 Posts |
This circumstance is more akin to the 1943 steel hoarding spree than the SVDB. There will be more than enough for collectors.
While the mintage is less than the SVDB, those were released into circulation and attrition did it's dirty work over the years. The 2026 cents are collector only and all of them will be uncirculated and pristine - similar to proofs. The only value will be in the top pops. Sorry, it's no SVDB, not even close. Prices will drop and stabilize once the hype dies - just like any modern mint product. It's primarily a pump-n-dump scheme.
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Pillar of the Community
United States
639 Posts |
This is fruit loops crazy. For the P&D pair, people are paying enough to buy the complete set.  |
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Pillar of the Community
United States
639 Posts |
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No more cents for circulation. The legislation allows NIFC/NCLT cents to continue. I do believe new legislation passed in the past day or so changed that. |
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Moderator
United States
195972 Posts |
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If taken literally, rather than as a pun, the act has ceased production of all common cents, while retaining the allowance for production of uncommon cents as numismatic items. |
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United States
195972 Posts |
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This circumstance is more akin to the 1943 steel hoarding spree than the SVDB. There will be more than enough for collectors.  |
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United States
195972 Posts |
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I do believe new legislation passed in the past day or so changed that. Sorry, I linked an older version of the bill. What passed both houses recently still allows NIFC cents. H.R.10167 - Common Cents Act |
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Pillar of the Community
United States
639 Posts |
Confirmed myself, jbuck. Apparently, the Common Cents Act was passed just to keep up with reality. Such an efficient group of public servants.
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