1922-D Lincoln Error?

Oddest looking date. Especially the 19
Mintmark looks different also.

The date and Mintmark do not look right. The D does not look like any I have seen, its REALLY sharp compared to the rest of the coin.
The 19 and 22 are vastly different(normally the 2's are slightly different), it just doesent match the condition of the rest of the coin.
Its Funky

Is this coin worth sending it for grading? Considering I am not sure how much it is worth as it is.

I am pretty sure that this coin is fake. As my first post says there were a couple of other coins in the lot that have very similar features, i.e, missing PL. I had bought this lot few months ago and it contained a lot of foreign coins and a lot of Lincoln pennies and nickels, etc. Many of the pennies were in 2x2 holders and many were loose coins. while I was sorting through them I came across 6 coins that were in 2x2's but with no writing on the holders (unlike all the other coins that were in 2x2's and had a description). At first I only noticed 3 of the five coins were missing PL, now I can see all six are missing the PL. I also noticed a couple of other flaws/features that are exactly the same among the six coins. Obviously it would be too much of a coincidence for that.
The coins are:1923-s, 1931, 1918-s, 1931-d, 1927-s, and the 1922-d in the photos.
I spent some time on the net to find a fake like this but I couldn't find the exact match.
Any one has any idea when these may have been made and how and by whom? Any fake experts here? :)
Also I am wondering why fake these coins instead of much more rare pennies...As some have said why bother with the D when it's easier not to have the D and have a more expensive fake coin.
While we are at it, is there a market for these fakes? Are there people who collect these types of coins?
If any one interested I can post the pictures of the other fakes.

Thanks John1. What do you think these coins are worth to some one who collects them and how one goes about selling these?

John1,

I'm a fake expert. I got my degree on line at the Community College of Numismaniacs. My diploma was sent to me on a 4GB memory card. I have the memory card framed and hanging over my office desk. This proves I'm a fake expert.

As for the reverse, I have found handfuls of these errors missing portions of E. PLURIBUS and some missing portions of the O on ONE. All coming from the 5K hoard I have been going through. Clogged dies or maybe worn dies.

As for the date.....I have no idea but the 19 looks flattened and the base of the 22 looks like a partial flattening too.

Did you ever weigh the coin? When you say fake do you mean altered or fabricated?

How did you acquire all the coins? Did you ever weigh them and then compare to other LWC? It's puzzling and out of my zone. I wish I knew more.