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Looking at the reverse. It appears to be the weak reverse, however, when I apply light closely to the coin I find no mintmark. I believe personally that this coin is a no D weak reverse.
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Bedrock of the Community
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If you show these images right-side up, you will get more replies.
Edited by Coinfrog
12/03/2020 9:54 pm
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You can flip your monitor on its side.
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Valued Member
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The folks on here are very helpful and friendly. Remarks like yours probably won't get you very far.
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Not trying to be mean. Just thought it was funny. Sorry.
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Pillar of the Community
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I think all responses will be speculation without sharper up close pics of the MM area. Does share characteristics of the weak reverse, but I too see the possibility of a weak D. I'd say send it in to a TPG and get a definitive answer. |
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Here, I'll do it for you. It's not that hard if you use the site's image optimizer to resize and rotate your photos. It looks like it may be a die pair 4, weak reverse. Whether it's a weak D or no D is hard to say with these photos. There's something where the mintmark should be, but you'll need to inspect it at different light angles to see if you can see a remnant of a D.   |
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You can flip your monitor on its side. I thought it was funny. My wife ask what I was laughing at. As far as the coin goes I know very little about the 1922 no D |
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If I'm making a joke, I usually leave a smilie. Cracks can come across as flip or sarcastic otherwise.
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You can flip your monitor on its side. It's hard to flip a computer monitor.  |
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Very nice!  |
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The last 2 in the date is too strong to be DP4. The first T in TRUST is weak which doesn't match with the know die pairs. Based on what I see, it's just a regular 22D with a weak MM. Here's a good resource so you can compare it yourself since you have it in hand. http://www.lincolncentresource.com/...rieties.html |
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Posted 12/03/2020 9:30 pm
