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1922 No D Lincoln Cent

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 Posted 12/08/2018  5:07 pm  Show Profile   Bookmark this reply Add Keith67 to your friends list Get a Link to this Reply
I think that is a weak D. but still a nice find
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 Posted 12/08/2018  5:39 pm  Show Profile   Bookmark this reply Add Coinfrog to your friends list Get a Link to this Reply
Looks like Die Pair #3, remarkable find and congrats.
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I am with Coinfrog on this one. Nice catch.
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 Posted 12/10/2018  12:05 am  Show Profile   Bookmark this reply Add Webster to your friends list Get a Link to this Reply
Yeah looks like a weak D to me.
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Im seeing an ever so slight smudge of a mintmark but its so close. Still one great find. The weak D vs no D weak reverses sometimes look like a toss up. With out certification your coin would be tough to sell as a no D. I have 2 weak D slabbed coins that show the tiniest speck of metal displacement but its in the MM area so ding got the weak D designation. I have included pictures of : 22 weak D die #1, 22 no D weak reverse die #1, and 22 no D weak reverse die #3. Your coin does match a die #3 but looks like a weak D.

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After scrutinizing your coin again I'm of the opinion it very well may be a die #3 no D weak reverse. Definitely worth the fee for grading by NGC or PCGS that would settle the matter. ANACS does not recognize nor annotate any 1922 example as no D except die pair #2 strong reverse so consider that if you choose a TPG. Great find.
The pictures of the 22 weak D die #1 I loaded are of the same coin obv. and rev. because of the difficulty getting a decent shot of it's holder had to get creative with editing. Think you can still see the smudged MM though, in hand its even fainter.
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OP's coin is too worn and well circulated to even assess a definitive weak or no weak reverse and there is no trace of D evident!
This coin will attribute as NO D.
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Chase, I agree with you. These weak D's / no D weak reverses are something else. Riewis87 what are your plans for this one? What an amazing find. There are some varied opinions on these rascals and hopefully BadThad will chime in on this one, he has these things down pat. Coin looks Good 4 to me but I am not real hot at grading 22's their tricky. Nice premium on the no D's, low grade coins with no problems are hammering at $225.00-247.00 Fine and VF at $320 ish and XF examples just don't appear often for sale.
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Congrats! I've found a 22D (with a strong mintmark) myself. Looks like a no D to me.
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Well I'll send it off to PCGS as soon as I figure out what others to send. I have 4 vouchers, sadly they don't count on error and variety attributes.
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