• Low Mintage & Semi Key Date; With only 1,200,000 coins struck at the Denver Mint, the 1914-D is a semi key date in the Lincoln cent series and a must-have for serious collectors.

• Very Fine to Extra Fine Condition: This example displays solid detail and eye appeal, graded between Very Fine and Extra Fine—offering strong design visibility while retaining its vintage character.

• Historic Design by Victor David Brenner: Features Lincoln’s iconic portrait on the obverse and the beloved Wheat Ears reverse—symbols of early 20th-century American coinage artistry.

The 1914-D Lincoln Wheat Cent is a standout rarity in the Lincoln cent series and one of the most coveted semi-key dates among collectors. With a low mintage of only 1,200,000 coins struck at the Denver Mint, this coin holds a special place in numismatic history and continues to grow in demand.

This particular example is a solid, problem-free Very Fine (VF) specimen, offering strong definition and attractive detail for its grade. It’s an excellent representation of the issue, with honest wear that does not detract from the coin’s overall appeal. Collectors seeking authenticity, value, and historical significance will find this piece a worthy addition to any Lincoln cent set.

Designed by Victor David Brenner, the obverse features a distinguished portrait of President Abraham Lincoln. The reverse carries the classic Wheat Ears design with “E Pluribus Unum” above and “ONE CENT” and “United States of America” boldly inscribed in the center. These elements remain well-defined on this VF example, preserving the beauty of this timeless design.

The coin will be shipped in protective plastic packaging for safe storage and long-term preservation. Whether you're completing a set or simply appreciating an iconic early Lincoln cent, the 1914-D offers a blend of rarity, charm, and historical depth that few coins can match.