1922 D Lincoln Wheat Cent Help Needed

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There are two die pairs PCGS categorizes as "Weak D" (spec #3110). The ANA's die pair #1 is identifiable by a small, sharp "T" in "TRUST," a weak terminal "2" in the date (in contrast to the aforementioned variety), and a "jogging" die crack emanating from the reverse rim to the "O" in "ONE," slightly skipping down as it passes through to the inside of the letter (not to be confused with a similar crack that extends straight through the "O" without being diverted found on some standard 1922-D cents). Die pair #3 has a weak terminal "2" and a mushy "O" ("ONE") that melts into the field at bottom left. All examples from these two pairs are considered "Weak D," regardless of the extent of mint mark visibility, which can vary with a coin's grade and the extent of Die Deterioration. While less scarce than the "No D, Strong Reverse" examples, "Weak D" pieces still command a strong premium over their standard 1922-D (#2537) counterparts.