BU UNCIRCULATED LINCOLN CENT ROLL set 1959-2009 37 roll

• These are the last of the memorial cents.US mint has introduced new reverse designs for 2009 and next year there will be a new permanent design for the reverse of the cent and it wont be the memorial cent.So get these now before the prices climb up up up
•   AUCTION IS FOR 34 ROLLS
•  Auction is for 37 roll Lot of Lincoln Cent rolls, all BU, all as found from a huge lot of cents i have bought over the last few months.Some in plastic tubes, some original bank wrapped , some in paper tubes.All appear nice uncirculated coins.I have not opened, searched, or picked thru the rolls
• Dates include
• 1959 P, D
• 1960 P,D, and  small date D
• 1961 P,D
• 1962 P, D
• 1963 P,D
• 1964  D
• 1966 P
• 1967 P
• 1968  D, S
• 1969 D, S
• 1970 S
• 1971 S
• 1972  p S
• 1974  D,
• 1975 P, D
• 1976 P,
• 1978 d
• 1979 P,D
• 1980 P, D
• 1981 P,
• 1982  P
•  2009 P
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• 37  rolls, one shipping.Cheapest shipping is Flat rate priority box, with delivery confirmation.No handling or service charges ever.
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 .Shipping $13.00 flat rate priority  mail plus a del confirmation  will combine on all items always AND MONEY BACK IF NOT 100% happy will combine items to save you money..YOU WILL BE HAPPY WITH THese ROLLs

Why a good investment? first these are copper cents; no longer made  and valuable for the metal.

# 2 ..... In 2002, United States Representative Jim Kolbe of Arizona introduced a "Legal Tender Modernization Act" which would have stopped production of pennies. Proponents of penny elimination cite the relative cost of production and the diminishing value of the coins in light of inflation, the limited utility of pennies, which are not accepted by most vending machines, and the purported time lost in making small change during business transactions.Will the cent go the way of the DOO DOO? AND

# 3 .....In 2009 the cent will get a one-year, four-coin commemorative program marking the 100th anniversary of Lincoln being placed on the cent. This redesign was passed as part of the Presidential $1 Coin Act of 2005. In 2010, the cent will be completely redesigned, with a new, permanent design being released into circulation. Lincoln, however, will remain on the cent........Extra demand will make  these rolls double