Philadelphia District. A bright well centered note with strong color.

Cleveland District. Well centered with strong color and moderate even wear.

Satiny white luster with the look of a mint state coin. There is just a faint rub on the high points of the design.

CAC. A superb proof with needle-sharp detail and spectacular matte surfaces that display vibrant luster and are nearly flawless!

Well struck and lustrous with original toned surfaces.

An exceptional survivor from the Philadelphia Mint’s 1914 proof mintage of just 1,365 pieces. This premium gem example exhibits beautiful matte fields with vibrant luster that accentuates the sharp strike characteristic of these early Lincoln proofs. Subtle iridescence of rose, violet, and golden-brown hues is seen across both obverse and reverse, giving the piece considerable […]

CAC. Well struck with rich lustrous surfaces that are an attractive reddish-brown with an iridescent lavender hue. Outstanding for the grade with no significant marks or spots and very strong eye appeal!

Well struck with nice lustrous surfaces that display fewer marks than expected for the grade.

Bright lustrous surfaces and a sharp strike, with significantly fewer marks than you’d expect for the grade.