After the 1911-D and the 1914 dated coins, the 1914-D is the toughest date to find in Gem grade or above. While lower grade examples are available, Gems are very elusive and desirable. This example displays a strong strike including a bold mintmark. The surfaces are original and a lustrous yellow-gold with few marks, and […]

Strong detail for the grade, with all major elements of Lincoln’s profile well defined. The reverse shows sharp wheat ears and bold legends, complemented by smooth, problem-free brown surfaces that are even and original.

Well struck with lustrous golden-brown surfaces that are minimally abraded and very attractive.

A stunning and sharply struck example of this ‘key’ date with gorgeous blazing red luster and wonderful choice surfaces. A great way to finish off a top quality Lincoln set!

Sharply struck throughout, Lincoln’s portrait is crisp with strong hair and beard detail, and the reverse wheat ears are well defined. The surfaces exhibit a smooth lustrous brown patina with a reddish tint and subtle iridescent undertones of violet and gold, providing eye appeal that is outstanding even for this lofty grade.

CAC. A lovely example of this scarce date with a sharp strike and lustrous olive-brown surfaces that display subtle iridescent hues of lavender, green, blue and gold. Outstanding for the grade and nice eye appeal!

A pleasing example of this better date with problem-free medium gray surfaces.

A pleasing example of this semi-key date with solid detail and nice medium gray surfaces.

Well detailed with medium gray surfaces. Only 264,000 minted.