The second lowest mintage in the series behind the ’11-D with 240,000 struck. However; NGC has graded 54 1914’s as MS-65 and 5 finer while they have graded 80 MS-65 1911-D’s and 6 finer. This is a lovely example with rich satiny luster and a sharp strike.

Well struck and attractive with bright white luster. A scarce date with the lowest mintage in the series at just 124,230 pieces.

An incredible matte proof with a needle-sharp strike and essentially perfect surfaces.Coated with a rich vibrant luster patina and accented with light hues of ice-blue and gold, producing remarkable pizzazz. A single 68+ coin is all that has graded finer at PCGS.

A beautiful blend of mint red and tan with faint ruby, green, and gold highlights. Sharply struck, lustrous, and nearly mark-free.

Chicago District. Well centered with great color and bright premium paper. Only a light center fold holds this note back from a much higher grade.

Chicago District. Very attractive with vibrant color, bright premium paper, and nice embossing. A light centerfold prevents a much nicer grade.

Minneapolis District. Rich black, green, and blue inks stand out against a background of bright white premium paper. Great eye appeal!

Kansas City District. A well centered note with strong color and a bright appearance. Track & Price lists just 40 notes known in all grades.

Dallas District. A scarce Burke/Glass note with only 40 known according to Track & Price. This example displays nice borders, strong inks, and plenty of remaining brightness.