1922 Weak D

Looking back at this post I see some members mentioned that asking a member to do a search on the topic as negative.

I disagree.

It is not like I said .. to go search before posting... with out any other information.
My point of view is .. he is a older person .. mentioned he has a wife.
I did not just say it is not a 1922 no D ... I have seen that posted many times.

I think I asked nice ( I said please) to search online for a site Lincoln resource center.

Then gave my opinion, that I did not think it was a 22 no D.

I think in this case the member did find the site .. made the determination on what coin he has.

So now he has a good site and I feel he is be more knowledgeable about this subject.

As I mentioned before, having memebers learn about doing some research is something
we should be doing ... in addition to giving opinions.

I have quite a few sites .. and books I turn to .. not just CCF ..

and that is not to say anything negative about CCF .. just saying there is more

Not a weak D at all. Oddly enough though, at many coin shows and coin stores, I see coins that are labled as weak D, no D, etc. And there appears there are as many ideas of what a weak D is as there are dealers selling them.
They seam to go from almost full D to slightly weaker and weaker until almost gone. All depends on who is selling and who wants what.