I checked the listing in red book about this coin. Looks as though there were a very limited number of 1914 no mm proofs issued. Could it be...…..one of those ?
1914 Cent. No Mint Mark was minted at the Philadelphia Mint 75,238,000 were struck Only the ones in very good condition have a premium. Yours is circulated and not a proof cent.
Not a proof. You can see on your coin the inside rim goes at an angle into the field. On a 1914 proof the angle would be at 90˚. In other words square
No, this is a normal business strike. I should have mentioned in your other post that the Lincoln cent never had a mint mark until 2017 and only for that year as a celebration issue. The lack of a mint mark simply means they were made in Philadelphia.
