1964-D Lincoln

Kinda doubt that....don't have any 64's but I do run into weak mint marks quite a bit while roll searching

Ken Kat that is exactly why this coin will never achieve fame and fortune coins were struck in both Philly and Denver.

I agree Chuck, back in the late 70's clear up though most of the eighties, I was able to buy the no D 1922 for about ten bucks in VF and maybe 20.00 for the best a person could find.

I bought a couple just to put in folders, I would not buy one today.

It is an unbalanced sort of thing (coin values)
Whether it is a DDO, DDR, or a worn die that caused all the fuss and ado I think the value should be on the numbers of the actual coins that were minted/found in circ.put out into circulation. If you take a standard coin that is not an error or variety the value is usually based on it's mintage figures. However that is not always the case in a coins value. It's all in who will pay what for what. Take the 55 DDO What if 5 or 10 million were actually minted and released out into the wild before they even bothered noticing. The coin would still be a collectible but would not have the premium it does now. There are hard core variety collectors and hard core error collectors. Actually a lot of die varieties were really errors. Whether a mistake was made making the die or if a machine/employee made the mistake that is in reality an error. I personally like em all, varieties and errors.