2009 D Lincolns

come on frank, you have enough post on here to know the answer that question. unless your just looking for some attention. lol

Not looking for attention Are these really going to be worth anything? I guess I need to read the posts again, I'm not a hard core modern coin guy.

If I were to offer a box for sale here, what would a fair and reasonable price be?

Agreed that "eventually" they'll make their way into circulation. (not so much maybe with the first design "P" mint, being such a low mintage in comparison to the "D" mint. If you had a $25.00 box of those P's,.... I'D BE MUCH MORE EXCITED !)(But having a whole box of either one is something to be pleased with since they are so hard to come by right now.)
But the key thing to remember is that "circulated" 2009 P & D mints is what *may* be worth only one cent in the future. And this "IS" a historic change in the Lincoln Cent, and so they'll be some level of collectiblity with this years newly designed Cent compared to years of Memorials and many years before that with the Wheat cent.
It's always going to be hard, however, to get "both" mints in Uncirculated condition, espicially if your only "collector avenue" for these is "pocket change".
This is why the "2009 Lincoln Two Roll Sets" are so popular for so many people....it's not just the arguable point about "the Mint wrapper", but it's also HAVING BOTH MINTS IN UNCIRC. CONDITION. These will be more valuable than their eventual "circulated brethren" obviously. As to what level of value that will be once all four designs are out, and "post-bubble pop" values after interest may have waned in these......is just purely guesses, theories, and conjecture.

Lastly.......if you have no interest in these two boxes you bought or "modern stuff".......then I'd say you ought to sell them to someone who is....make a nice profit for yourself to buy more "Classic" coins !.....

Would you like to trade for two 2009 P Mint Rolls?

I picked up 3 boxes from banks in march & april and went to a couple coin shows around my area in the last month and sold rolls for $15 to $20 for each roll I've sold about 120 rolls already in the parking lot of the coin shows most people didnt even know about them I told them that most banks arnt ever getting them the kids love them ! this new cent is cool and profitable good luck m9frank

Get a few auctions up & running on ebay! You won't see a premium on these "long term" because they will be saved in rolls and hoarded from change. Sell off and many as you can and keep as many for yourself as you want. ~ Jim