A Lincoln Cent Problem May Have Ended on the 2026-P Dime A 1909 letter to Victor David Brenner from Charles E. Barber still matters. At that time, Barber served as Chief Engraver of the United States Mint. Brenner, meanwhile, had submitted the design that became the Lincoln cent. Barber liked parts of the work. However, … Continue reading Coin Die Design for the 21st Century: Did the 2026-P Dime Break a 100-Year Mint Rule?