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Could This Be A 1922 Lincoln Cent Without D?

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Could this be a 1922 Lincoln Cent without D?

Or just very worn?


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I see a very faint D, so I will say it is a weak D with high wear.
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I agree with jbuck.
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The way the date looks I say a very wore down D
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I see a faint D, the coins looks to have been exposed something acidic during its life.

On Lincoln cents the MM is actually a low point in the design and one of the last elements to wear. It's only weak here because of the nature of the 1922D issues. Many were produced with faint and weak MMs. They generally carry no premium.

In your case, this is a cleaned and highly worn AG example. It's worth only a few dollars (<$10) in this condition.
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