1914-D Wheat Penny
If you are a coin collector and you see a coin lying on the ground, you are likely to pick it up, not only because it might be a rare coin, but because, let’s face it - anyone can use a little spare change these days, can’t they?
Let’s say for instance that you did pick up that coin and it turned out to be a 1914-D wheat penny. What a rare find to make. Wheat pennies are among the most popular coins sought after by many coin collectors, not only because they represent a slice of history, but because they are worth quite a bit, as well. Wheat pennies were the first U.S. coins ever minted with a face of someone on it – President Abraham Lincoln’s.
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 1914-D Lincoln Cent Key Denver Date Coin Rare Stopper  US $259.00
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 1914 D KEY Date Lincoln Wheat Cent NGC XF 45 Extra Fine US $1,245.00
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 1914-D Lincoln Cent ANACS slabbed F12 Key Date ABE! US $401.00
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 1914-D LINCOLN CENT VERY GREAT DETAIL NICE COIN!! #15 US $272.99
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 1914-D LINCOLN WHEAT PENNY 1 CENT F12 ANACS US $379.00
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 Rare 1914 D Lincoln cent NGC XF details US $575.00
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One of these wheat pennies, so-named because of a shaft of wheat die-cast on the reverse side, is the 1914-D wheat penny. These rare coins escalate in value over time, and a coin of the lowest grade can fetch a pretty heft price!
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