Cleveland District. Well centered with strong color, pleasing paper, and light to moderate even wear.

Atlanta District. Richly designed with a portrait of Ulysses Grant on the front and an allegorical woman representing the Panama Canal and Commerce on the back. A beautiful example with more than ample borders framing vivid inks and bright white premium paper. Only 9 notes grade finer at PMG.

A scarce date with the lowest mintage in the series at 124,230 pieces. This is a lovely coin with flashy satiny white surfaces that display a strong swirling luster cartwheel. The strike is strong and there are very few marks and none that are significant or distract from outstanding eye appeal.

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!

Nice for the grade with minimal marks and satiny mint luster.

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!