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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;David paulsen, post: 3251739, member: 99704&quot;]A 1914 D will be the thickness of a cent from the top loop of the nine to the straight line of the four 4 up and down if real. knowing die sets is of great help in knowing if your coins are real. what was said about the D.V.B. is true there should be none on a 1914 D&nbsp; tructuation and of course look at the one in 14. The man who said it is hard to believe a single die made all the 14 Ds is of course correct. I myself thought someone said one time it was four but don&#039;t take my word for that. Even that seams a little hard to believe but could be so after all age dims some of these so called facts. In a 1909 s vdb there was four die sets and 486,000 mintage. good luck in your hobby a good book on die sets could be invaluable. and as far as third party grading usually a good idea but remember even the best of these are wrong 25% of the time if not why is there cac stickers?[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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