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Now that would be an interesting topic. NO not another 22 no D thing. But a post on how many people put someting else in those slots  - that would be interesting. You've seen what I have in mine -  |
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strong D with eye appeal and some luster-yummy penny!
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I'm putting a blank planchet in mine.
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My old whitman album says "1922 no mintmark" and that is what is in there.
Of course the reverse is weak so it's not the "right" die pair but it looks great in there!
It's one of the nicer weak d if ever seen.
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It is an error coin...produced by the Denver mint. Nothing more, nothing less.
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It is an error coin...produced by the Denver mint. Nothing more, nothing less. BUTTTTTtttt what if that is only what the Mint wants you to think. What if there really was a 1922 Phily cent coin made there and they just don't want YOU to know that. Just like in 1965, 66 and 67 there really could have been coin minted in SanFrancisco but kept a secret by not putting the S on them. This would make the amount minted larger and those working in the Phily Mint make more money although they didn't really do much. And I also have a 1908 Lincoln Cent in my collection too. But it's only a type 2 I put this in my Album #1  Edited by just carl
05/08/2011 6:10 pm
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justcarl - WAY too much evidence about the conspiracy theory. The 1922 Lincoln no mint mark, is an error. Over polished dies due to using the dies too long is the reason. :) |
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Nice Lincoln just carl! Thanks for sharing with us.  |
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Quote:justcarl - WAY too much evidence about the conspiracy theory. The 1922 Lincoln no mint mark, is an error. Over polished dies due to using the dies too long is the reason. :) Guess you missed the thingy. We almost all know about that coin. Sort of kidding. Joking you know.  |
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carl, For awhile I thought you might go Jesse Ventura on us. Oh, by the way, your Dansco Album is turning blue. |
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Not as nice as Carl's but here's my sweet 1922's in a sad dansco (blue)  |
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Oh, by the way, your Dansco Album is turning blue.
One of the minor problems with Dansco. So many of mine have turned that same blue color. Quote:
Not as nice as Carl's but here's my sweet 1922's in a sad dansco (blue)
And I too am not the only one that is ashamed to say the name of Blue Albums. I've just got to go out and buy some brown paint for my Albums. Last Sunday at a coin show I asked a dealer that was selling Albums if he carried Whitman's and he just laughed. |
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On my conception if you have all 3 coins are the same coin once only the Denver mint produced them at the time so don't really matter if d , weak d or no d they all come to be a 1922d LWC but for sure if I could pay for all I would have and if not I'm happy with only one ! I'm glad my folder have only one hole for a 1922d because is there no such thing as variety talking of 1922d but a missing mm ! In my conception the one with no d was supposed to be the cheaper one but is just me ! I respect everyone's op but the no d has to be treated as an error coin and weak or strong reverse strike is just a case of adjustment or wear of the dies . Again JUS TME ! |
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Can anyone post a pic of a really high grade 22 or 22-d to note details to compare to counterfeits?
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Can anyone post a pic of a really high grade 22 or 22-d to note details to compare to counterfeits? www.coppercoins.com |
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