1914 d keeper or dump it!

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Depends on where you got it and how much you paid for it.

 

Keep it as a placeholder until you're able to get a better one.

 

keep it

 

"I suppose" I could take it of your hands if you don't want it.

 

Keep it; regardless of grade, a 14D is still a 14D and vital to any coin collection. If you ugrade, then sell it or start a second collection...

 

Same here, Its not pretty, but it would make a nice filler!!

 

ditto!

 

It was on the floor board of our 64' Ford picjup with other change.

 

Sorry, but I don't believe that for one minute. You've shown you have no qualms about lying before, don't see why you'd stop now. Too many high-dollar (Yes, even a '14-D like this is still relatively high dollar) coins with fishy stories being posted by you.

 

If it were mine I'd sell it for whatever I could get...which probably would not be much. It's corroded and of little value. I would not enjoy it in my set.

Obviously people feel differently. If you like it, keep it.
Lance.

 

I'd put it back on the floorboards for safekeeping

 

tripled:thumb:
:kewl:

 

Now that's a neat "pickup" Sarah. Keep it!:yes:

Bruce

 

Well, to everyone who has found change in the thier cars & trucks! This is where I found my change.

 

It's ugly. Dump it.

 

:too-funny: Very true. I agree completely!

 

If I said, I found this 1893 S in the motor! Now that would be FISHY! I paid $1800 for this coin. But, you asked! And that's where I found that penny. You can beat me down, but, where I found the penny is where I found the penny. Next time, I won't say anything. 213sarah

 

I just find it fishy that you're posting all kinds of coins (some of which are exquisitely rare and valuable) that you apparently don't know much about. Say what you want, I just call it like I see it.

 

Your '09-S VDB in PCGS Secure MS66+ grade post comes to mind.