1922 Cent No D Pricing Assistance...

I think this link to PCGS should work for you. The cost differential is all over the place depending on grade.

http://www.pcgs.com/prices/PriceGui...eat+Reverse)

Anyone else want to chime in before this thread is buried ?
Thanks, John

The value of the Weak Reverse is about half that of the Strong Reverse in lower circulated grades with a greater spread in higher grades. If you are going to purchase a 1922 No D, I would strongly recommend getting one already certified. There are way too many Weak Ds on the market being sold as high dollar No D coins.

I currently have a 1922 No D Weak Rev VG details slabbed by NGC for sale and it has been difficult to find comps on ebay for it. Also compounding the problem is that the coin was cleaned and then some of the rubbing compound was left on the coin when it was slabbed

It's a good move, I own a 22 no D with weak reverse, die pair 1. The no D "error" is kind of a joke anyway IMO. I just can't see spending the money on a DP2 coin so this weak reverse sits in my collection and I'm satisfied with it. I also own many other 22D's covering the gamut from weak to strong reverse/mint mark. I like the series and I'd rather have a lot of different examples over owning a single no D strong reverse.

As to the value, I think mine is ANACS VG8 and I pegged it about $200-250. From what I understand, they are actually more scarce than the strong reverse, but command a lower price due to popularity of the strong reverse. I think if you can find a slabbed example in that price range, you'd be doing well.

I plan to stick one in there as a permanent part of my collection. Like BadThad, I feel the "no D 'error' is kind of a joke" and, actually, a bad one at that.