Hello , Question 1922 Penny.

I'm not sure bout the wide date sweetap, but I hope your health is on an upswing.

Have done some work on these over a few years. Basically, the 1922 penny can be sorted into 5 main groups. When looking at coins from all groups, the position of the second 2 is the key. Based on all examples identified so far, a quick check on the alignment between the left edge of the foot on the second 2 and the dentil below is all that's required for confirmation of which group the coin belongs.

Within some of these groups there are also multiple variations of the 9 and first 2, as well as flat or curved base reverse lettering and London and Indian obverses, but just concentrating on the individual groups and the last 2 here.

BTW the denticle numbering is counted to the right from the 1.

For group 1, common width date coins, the second 2 aligns with the centre of dentil fifteen. (Common left tilted 9)

For group 2, common width date coins, the second 2 also aligns with the centre of dentil fifteen. (Extremely Scarce upright 9)

For group 3, narrow width date coins, the second 2 aligns with the left edge of dentil fifteen. (Very scarce upright 9)

For group 4, wide date coins, the second 2 aligns with the right edge of dentil fifteen. Includes the spike on tail of 9 version. (Scarcer upright 9)

For group 5, extra wide date coins, the second 2 aligns with the left edge of dentil sixteen. Includes the spike on tail of 9 version. (Scarcer upright 9)

I know a picture is better than a thousand words, so happy to try and post some pics of groups 1 to 5 if needed.