1914-D Penny Value: What Yours Is Worth

A genuine 1914-D penny is worth about $207 in worn Good condition, $344 in Very Fine and about $2,683 in uncirculated. Denver struck 1,193,000. Many fakes are altered 1944-D cents, and the giveaway is the VDB initials on Lincoln's shoulder, which a real 1914-D does not have.

Mintage
1,193,000.
Mint mark
D, under the date.
Shoulder initials
VDB was added to Lincoln's shoulder in 1918. A real 1914-D has a plain shoulder.

Value by grade

1914-D cent retail values
GradeValue
Good (G4)$207
Very Fine (VF20)$344
Uncirculated (MS60)$2,683

Retail values from USA Coin Book. Values checked Oct 8, 2026.

What to look for

Fakes and lookalikes

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FAQ

How much is a 1914-D penny worth?

About $207 in Good, $344 in Very Fine and $2,683 in MS60.

Is a 1914 penny with no mint mark valuable?

It is a better date than most wheat cents but far less valuable than the 1914-D.

How can I tell a real 1914-D?

No VDB on the shoulder, natural date spacing and a D that matches the rest of the coin. Have it certified if it passes.

Related coins

Sources

  1. USA Coin Book, Lincoln wheat cent values

Values are retail estimates or recorded sale prices from the sources above, checked Oct 8, 2026. What a dealer pays you is usually less than retail.

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