1914-D Lincoln Cent. MS-65 RD (PCGS). OGH.，Highly desirable in all Mint State grades, the 1914-D enjoys particularly strong demand as a full Red Gem. This is just such a coin, both sides with bountiful autumn-orange luster in a satin to softly frosted texture. Sharp to full striking detail and expertly preserved surfaces round out a truly impressive list of physical attributes for this key date Lincoln cent.<p>Although the 1909-S V.D.B. and 1931-S were produced in smaller numbers, the 1914-D is the rarest Lincoln cent issue (as opposed to variety or error) in Mint State. Despite having a relatively limited mintage (1,193,000 pieces) in its own right, the 1914-D seems to have slipped quietly into circulation, with most coins remaining there until worn out or lost. Relatively few Mint State examples were set aside at the time of issue, and most of those extant seem to have survived purely as a matter of chance. An undeniable highlight of this fabulous Lincoln cent collection, and a coin that would serve as a focal point in the finest numismatic cabinet.，From the ESM Collection.，
