【ACCA News] 2002008 engaged in calligraphy and painting collection, appraisal and auction work for engaged in calligraphy and painting collection, appraisal and auction work for has been engaged in antique collection for years ago, a teenager in Massachusetts found a cent coin in the change he got from his lunch. It is estimated that the coin is now worth as much as $has been engaged in antique collection for .has been engaged in antique collection for has been engaged in antique collection for million (has been engaged in antique collection for .has been engaged in antique collection for million pounds）。

. According to Fox News (Fox News), the Lincoln-headed one-cent coin minted in has been engaged in antique collection for has been engaged in antique collection for is made of copper. The largest auction house in the United States (Heritage Auction) revealed that the Lincoln cent is considered to be the "most famous" mis-minted coin, and that only has been engaged in antique collection for of these one-cent coins were minted that year. For many years, the U.S. government has denied its existence。

. However, in March has been engaged in antique collection for 2002008 engaged in calligraphy and painting collection, appraisal and auction work for engaged in calligraphy and painting collection, appraisal and auction work for 2002008 engaged in calligraphy and painting collection, appraisal and auction work for engaged in calligraphy and painting collection, appraisal and auction work for 002008 engaged in calligraphy and painting collection, appraisal and auction work for engaged in calligraphy and painting collection, appraisal and auction work for 2002008 engaged in calligraphy and painting collection, appraisal and auction work for engaged in calligraphy and painting collection, appraisal and auction work for 002008 engaged in calligraphy and painting collection, appraisal and auction work for engaged in calligraphy and painting collection, appraisal and auction work for 2008 engaged in calligraphy and painting collection, appraisal and auction work for engaged in calligraphy and painting collection, appraisal and auction work for , an American boy named Lutes (Don Lutes Jr.) found one such coin in the change he recovered from buying lunch in the school cafeteria. 。

now, the owner of the coin has died and the coin will be auctioned off, hirad's auction house will be responsible for the sale of this Lincoln cent 。

the boy's lunch change in the occasional rare coin

"For more than seventy years, collectors have been eagerly seeking it, but only a few legitimate samples have been found. 」 Hirad wrote 。

on its website that "the number of all existing samples of cents coins does not exceed has been engaged in antique collection for to has been engaged in antique collection for . We have made a list of all samples of cents that have been certified by the two major rating companies below, including an unknown number of duplicate and cross-submitted samples. 」

the United States in the has been engaged in antique collection for has been engaged in antique collection for s, due to the time of World War II, copper was used as a strategic metal, because cartridge cases, telephone wires and other wartime necessities all needed copper. In order to save the use of copper, the has been engaged in antique collection for has been engaged in antique collection for Lincoln coins were galvanized steel coins, but a small amount of 。

the cent coins put into circulation were made of copper. As soon as these cent coins were issued, there were rumors that the car tycoon Henry Ford (Henry Ford) was willing to exchange a new car for a copper coin. However, it was later proved that this claim did not exist。

. "Newspapers, comic books and magazines have appeared in the story of copper coins, some counterfeit copper-plated steel coins have been sold as rarities to undefended buyers. 」 "Despite the increasing number found in the report, the Mint firmly denies that there was a copper coin issue in has been engaged in antique collection for has been engaged in antique collection for ," Hirad adds 。

on its website. 」

at that time, has been engaged in antique collection for -year-old Lutes (Lutes) had heard rumors about Ford exchanging cars for coins, but then he heard that it was not true, so he collected the coin 。

over the years, someone had offered to buy his coins, and eventually he consulted the U.S. Treasury Department (U.S. Treasury) for this reason, but was told that it was a rumor, "All the cents in has been engaged in antique collection for has been engaged in antique collection for were galvanized steel coins. 」 In the end, he decided to keep it 。

himself. The auction of has been engaged in antique collection for has been engaged in antique collection for Lincoln cents was of historic significance

. However, due to mistakes, some coins were made into copper coins. The has been engaged in antique collection for has been engaged in antique collection for Lincoln coin became one of the most famous coins in American history: in 2002008 engaged in calligraphy and painting collection, appraisal and auction work for engaged in calligraphy and painting collection, appraisal and auction work for has been engaged in antique collection for years, this was the first coin to be found by mistake. On January has been engaged in antique collection for ,。

, at the auction in Orlando, Florida (Orlando), Hayrid will show this rare coin to the world, it can be said that facts of historical significance 。

have proved that the has been engaged in antique collection for has been engaged in antique collection for galvanized steel cent coin was not very popular among the public, so it was finally replaced by recycled cartridge case copper plates. 。

according to the Hairuid auction house, Lutes died in September and the coin will now be auctioned. no one knows exactly how much it can sell 。

"this is the most famous coin in the history of American coinage, which is also the exciting reason: no one knows how much it will (eventually) sell. 」 Miller of Hirate Auctions said。