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A Coin's Life - Childrens Book

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Sharing with you a childrens book about numismatic, no idea if you will be interested, but it's the first I see about the subject

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0HD84PCXS

A Coin's Life

In 1909, a newly minted Lincoln Cent rolls out of the San Francisco Mint, boasting sculptor Victor David Brenner's tiny initials ("VDB") stamped onto its reverse. Almost immediately, a national controversy erupts over the designer's signature, prompting the Mint to halt production after pressing just 484,000 copies—turning the small copper penny into an instant legend.

Told from the gentle, first-person perspective of the coin itself, A Coin's Life follows its journey through time and hands. First acquired by a young newsboy who spots the news of its halted production and keeps it safe in a pocket close to his heart, the penny passes into a wooden treasure box filled with cherished childhood keepsakes. Decades slip by, and as generations change, the little coin feels forgotten—until an elderly collector opens the long-sealed box, recognizes its iconic 1909-S VDB mark, and preserves it in a protective slab, realizing its true historical and emotional value.
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