1914 D Wheat Penny Is A Valuable Penny?

My camera makes it look worse I think it's not the best condition but I've seen worse.. but here are a couple with both sides in different lighting

Yup, several more good dates:
Key dates aside from your VG-8 details one, 1909-S both with and without the reverse initials VDB, but with VDB the key date of the set and worth far more than the non VDB. The other key from a mintage figure is the 1931-S.

Semi-keys include the 1910-S to 1915-S with the 11-S being the best of those. The the rest of the Denver minted from 1911 to 1915 aside from your 14-D. Then the 1922-D, 1924-D, and 1926-S are semi-keys, and many more of the teens thru mid thirties mintmarked are better dates generally.

Im sure you will get other responses some more

I have a 1931 S, Also have the Denver minted 1911,12, 13,(14) and 1915! Havnt found other dates you stated. I Do however have many jars of pennies to still go through!

1911 D

It would be best if you start a new thread for each coin - otherwise replies get confusing. A new thread for your '11-D, and another new thread for your '12-D, please.

1915 D

1931 S

The 1911-D, 1912-D, 1915-D, and 1931-S all look decent, not great. They would likely grade between good and fine. Ok for coins this old. The 1913-D with the hole very little value, except a hole filler (pun intended). There are many other better dates in the Lincoln Cent series between 1909 and 1939. You are building a nice set of coins here. If you are unfamiliar with grading and coin values, I recommend "A Guide Book of United States coins" aka 'the Red Book'. That is a good place to start. You might also want to get an album to house the nicest of these.

Happy Hunting!