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1922 Lincoln Cent - What To Do.

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 Posted 12/25/2016  1:52 pm  Show Profile   Bookmark this reply Add Jovian to your friends list Get a Link to this Reply
I personally would never crack a slab unless it was to re-certify (at least at this point). I do like the "In Slab" idea. I have been working toward getting all of my coins out of books and into 2x2's or better. The books I started in the early 80's looked good then, the coins are degrading in the book. Although they have not always been stored well.
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I wouldn't crack a properly labeled variety like that. The more economical option for your album is to find a DP1, 3 or 4 no D to fill that hole.
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Don't crack it, wait for the 1922 plain.
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I'd probably crack it and fill the hole with the lower value weak D variety and then buy a certified die pair 3 if I was inclined to have one. I'm still on the fence about getting a no D myself since it is an error coin.
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Since the 1922 plain is a variety anyway,

It's not even a variety, just a coin struck from a worn out die. So are the "weak D's", just the dies aren't quite as worn out.
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