1986 - Coins

The 1986 1 Cent coin, commonly known as the penny, is part of the United States coinage introduced in the Coinage Act of 1792. The obverse features a profile of Abraham Lincoln, while the reverse showcases the Lincoln Memorial, a design used from 1959 to 2008. A roll of these coins typically contains 50 individual pennies, totaling 50 cents. Collectors often seek specific mint marks or variations, making certain years and conditions more desirable in the numismatic market. The 1986 penny is relatively common and typically holds little premium above face value unless in outstanding condition or part of a special numismatic set.

Denver (1)
Philadelphia (1)
San Francisco (1)

	Item	Denomination	Series	Year	Mint
	1986-D 1c Roll 50 Coins	1c Roll	Cents	1986	Denver
	1986-P 1c Roll 50 Coins	1c Roll	Cents	1986	Philadelphia
	1986-S 1c Roll 50 Coins	1c Roll	Cents	1986	San Francisco

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