2014-D (Denver) Lincoln Cents - Bicentennial and Shield Reverse

Coin / United States of America / 2014 / Denver / Lincoln Cents - Bicentennial and Shield Reverse / 1¢ (One Cent, Penny)

The coin in question is a 2014 Denver Mint Lincoln Cent, commonly known as a penny, with a denomination of 1¢ (one cent). It features the Lincoln Cents series that highlights the Bicentennial and Shield Reverse designs. This coin is produced primarily from copper-plated zinc, and it exhibits a standard diameter of 19 millimeters and a weight of 2.5 grams. With a mintage of an impressive 4,155,600,000 units, the 2014 D Lincoln Cent is among the most commonly found coins in circulation today. The Denver mint mark 'D' signifies its origin from the Denver Mint facility, which is one of the key U.S. mints responsible for coin production. The design of the coin showcases Abraham Lincoln's portrait on the obverse and the iconic shield emblem on the reverse side, symbolizing the unity of the states and cents. Given its mintage and relatively recent date, this coin is often considered to be of low collectible value, but it serves as a staple in American coinage reflecting both everyday transactions and the historical significance of Lincoln's legacy.