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Posted 10/07/2018 12:37 pm
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There were more dies used in Denver in 1922 than the four worn pairs used to make no-D coins. Even those dies were originally pristine and probably struck tens of thousands of 1922-D with the mint mark before being overused.
There were more dies used in Denver in 1922 than the four worn pairs used to make no-D coins. Even those dies were originally pristine and probably struck tens of thousands of 1922-D with the mint mark before being overused.
Thanks for making this statement. I'm a bit tired of hearing explanations of what was done back in 1922 when I suspect no one really knows. Kind of reminds me of a statement in a book called Looking Through Lincoln Cents about this coin where it is stated "because there is no official record of the error, as there is no official record of any error".
