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Which of the 3 TPGs is best for this coin? John1  |
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This one will be heading to ANACS on Saturday or Monday at the latest! I am very excited - it really, really seems like the real thing... and even if it's not, and there is a removed D that isn't visible, then a 1922-D LWC is nothing to sneeze at either. That'd fill a hole in our folders as well! (Dad and I have been filling some Whitman folders with wheats entirely from circulation! Highlights: 1911, 1918, 1914-S). Additionally, I suppose that if this is, in fact, a 1922 No D, then it still fills the 1922-D slot! Edited by The Silver Searcher
07/06/2023 11:23 am
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Good luck and keep us up to date!
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Good luck! I'm betting it's the real deal.
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A very interesting find! Good luck with the results.  |
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@NSS-52
Great comparison images - I wouldn't touch an uncertified "1922 No D" with a ten foot pole.
This is the reason why I'm submitting my coin for grading - it came out of a roll, so I'd only be out the grading fees if it comes back as altered or fake. Besides, comparing it with a genuine 1922-D shows some clear differences, which appear to match the characteristics of real 1922 No D cents.
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@nss-52, despite the similarities, I'm not convinced the first 2 coins are the same. The second pair definitely appear to be the same coin, but the fake version doesn't have any of the same characteristics of a genuine 22 no D like the OP's coin. In any case, it just shows the importance of having something like this authenticated.
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Minor update: coin on its way to ANACS as of this morning!
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Standing by!  |
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Wow! That is an amazing find, after years of hunting I barely even dream of pulling major rarities like this anymore .. I lowered my expectations to scoring lesser known harder to spot coins a long time ago ( not much luck with those either). It's great to see I really can happen Congratulations.
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Minor update: coin on its way to ANACS as of this morning! |
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Great pictures, thanks for the update - and congrats on a fine find.
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Go to link in bobby's post to see if it came back as genuine.
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