I have a few wheaties that are more rare than common, I'm not sure if they'd be classified as semi-key or not, or if that's just a matter of opinion or whatever. Anyways I have them stored away and I don't have that many, the only two I can think of off the top of my head are a 1922 that either doesn't have the D mint mark or its just worn off, probably the latter, and a 1926 S. Should I just sell these instead of hanging on to them since I never plan on completing an entire set of wheats?
well keeping or selling is completely up to you ... i believe the 1922 d and 1926 s are somewhat semi key dates but if the 1922 has no D and is genuine then it is worth a substantial amount
i keep all of my semi-keys even if they are doubles unless im trading for another semi-key that i need.
Both keepers if they serve a purpose to your collection. Even I don't personally work on the Lincoln Wheat cents that often, however they would end up being keepers in my collection. Either way, they are desireable.
