Abe Cameo Bracelet
- Hand-crafted in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, U.S.A.
- Genuine copper pennies
- 7.25 inches standard length
- Custom lengths available with lead time
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The Abe Cameo Bracelet is handmade from solid copper U.S. Abraham Lincoln pennies, dating from pre-1982. They are individually cut and hinged together with copper tubing and a double magnet clasp for putting on and taking off easily, yet secured in place when worn. The total length of the bracelet is 7.25 inches, and it fits an average-sized wrist. We can have the bracelet’s length adjusted to fit any size wrist! Please use the contact form to reach out and let us know your desired length. Custom-length pieces need about 3 weeks to be completed.
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In 1909, Abraham Lincoln was the first historical figure to grace a U.S. coin when he was portrayed on the one cent to commemorate his 100th birthday. Fifty years later, the Lincoln Memorial was added to the reverse side of the penny, complete with a minuscule representation of Lincoln’s statue inside.
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Description
- Hand-crafted in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, U.S.A.
- Genuine copper pennies
- 7.25 inches standard length
- Custom lengths available with lead time
-
The Abe Cameo Bracelet is handmade from solid copper U.S. Abraham Lincoln pennies, dating from pre-1982. They are individually cut and hinged together with copper tubing and a double magnet clasp for putting on and taking off easily, yet secured in place when worn. The total length of the bracelet is 7.25 inches, and it fits an average-sized wrist. We can have the bracelet’s length adjusted to fit any size wrist! Please use the contact form to reach out and let us know your desired length. Custom-length pieces need about 3 weeks to be completed.
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In 1909, Abraham Lincoln was the first historical figure to grace a U.S. coin when he was portrayed on the one cent to commemorate his 100th birthday. Fifty years later, the Lincoln Memorial was added to the reverse side of the penny, complete with a minuscule representation of Lincoln’s statue inside.
