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The wheat penny, whose mintage history spans nearly 50 years, is today one of the most commonly collected coins and is very popular with beginning collectors.

1909, the centennial anniversary of Abraham Lincoln’s birth, marked the first year of mintage for the wheat penny, also known as the Lincoln cent. Preceded by the Indian Head penny, the Lincoln cent was conceived byPresident Theodore Rooseveltas a way of commemorating the 16th president, one of his personal idols.

Not only was this the first time that Lincoln appeared on currency; it was the first time a real historical figure appeared on a U.S. coin (outside of the commemorative Columbian half dollar, which featured Christopher Columbus).
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When we hear of Bitcoin’s use case, we often get to hear many narratives.

But to me, one of the fundamental use cases is to be able to allow value transfer from one person to another or one business to another in a totally transparent and censorship-resistant way.

Satoshi Nakamoto made this possible with his creative genius powers almost a decade ago.

Today, years later, Bitcoin continues to serve that purpose; which simply means it works marvelously.

That’s why The Phoenixx Exchange has started accepting Bitcoins.