Here is an 1814 Classic Head Hair Large Cent. A lot of varieties exist for these early coins since each die was hand-engraved, and could only strike a few thousand of the many hundreds of thousands of coins needed that year. The coin has light brown color and patina. Considerable wear seen, with light porosity seen, mostly on the reverse. We grade this coin as Good to Very Good details. Customary planchet surfaces for the often lower grade of copper used to make these coins. The obverse shows considerable wear, but denticles are noted around all the rims. The stars are strong around all rims, with some inner details found. LIBERTY is bold. A few spots seen in fields on obverse, with a few on Liberty, but none detracting. The date is bold. A rim bump is noted at 1 o’clock. The color and surfaces are similar on the reverse, with a few of the inner wreath details found. Most of the lettering around the rim is readable, with some weakness at top. Strong details overall, with denticles found at the bottom. A pleasing coin that would be a good choice for a type coin, or a good addition to a Large Cent set. Thanks for looking. Enjoy! CC 19814 WDEE-09