please grade my 1914 D cent

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Great coin. VF 35-EF 40. If sent to graders might get a bump up to AU due to nice eye appeal. The fields are very nice.

 

NICE 14 d. I just picked one up in April and this one is better then mine. I will go VF maybe EF if I saw it in hand.. Congrats ..

 

Nice!

That should go 40 or maybe even 45 with a reverse like that.

 

It looks like a solid XF to me.

 

Is that Mark Field?? Good to see you post here.

 

VF 35 to EF40. The reverse looks better than the obverse. How deep is the depression over the "I" of Liberty? Nice crack from below "IN" into the hair. Bumps are always a possibility with slabbing I guess.

Jim

 

Vf-35

 

No, but it's Mark Feld and thanks.

 

vf-35/xf40. The revese is better. Is that some doubling on the lib in liberty?

 

TPG's are seeming to let key dates slide, so I'll say XF.

 

Really nice reverse detail. Easy 40 probably 45 IMO.

 

vf-30 but that date is worth alot due to low mintage.

 

A nice original coin that is a solid VF-35! If it were not for the strong wear on the high spots on Lincoln, then it would defitely go EF-45 or better.


Frank

 

EF45
But you never know when TPG will give it a bump, because it is a key date, as we have seen it before...
I'd say it is worth sending in

 

14-D is known as a soft date. I'll go a solid 40 on this one.
Kernals sharp and well defined,lines intact and strong. The obverse shows the worn die and the weakness.

 

Very solid EF-40 for the same reasons as Jack. The reverse shows little wear, the wheats are very nice.

 

There appears to be possibly possibly some hidden luster near the rims and devices.....hard to tell from pics

 

nice problem free coin, at least a VF-35, more like EF-40, even 45, but not AU-50