1922 Lincoln Cent, No D? Weak D?

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  1. Seba79

    Seba79 Well-Known Member

    Hello, please opinion of the experts, this is a weak D? Or no D?

    Thanks!

    1922a.jpg 1922b.jpg
     
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  3. ace71499

    ace71499 Young Numismatic

    To be honest, i don't see a "22" and i think i see an S there, but i could be wrong.
    Edit: I think is see a 27 but I'm not expert here.
     
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  4. rlm's cents

    rlm's cents Numismatist

    It looks likes die pair #1 to me. I can see the die crack and I think I see the T r U s T. I cannot tell whether it is a no "D" or a weak "D". Guessing, I would say weak.
     
  5. cpm9ball

    cpm9ball CANNOT RE-MEMBER

    For all we know, based on the poor condition, this could be a 1923 or 1929.

    Chris
     
  6. BadThad

    BadThad Calibrated for Lincolns

    Looks like a highly worn DP4. With all the wear it's doubtful as a no D, it would have been too easy to remove the D and cover the deception.
     
  7. rlm's cents

    rlm's cents Numismatist

    Look at the bust. DP4 has the coat touching the rim for a good section. This one does not. DP1 has a die crack from the L just like this one has and there is nothing similar on DP4. I am pretty sure this is DP1.
     
  8. yakpoo

    yakpoo Member

    I would find a better specimen if I were you.
     
  9. Seba79

    Seba79 Well-Known Member

    Ok, many thanks for the opinions, in conclusion, it does look like '22, this time i will pass. I have the Lincoln series from 1909 to 2015, and only 2 coins are missing, the '09 SVDB and the '22 no D
     
  10. davidh

    davidh soloist gnomic

    If I were you, I'd save my money for a 1909 SVDB and forget about the filled die 1922-D.
     
  11. Seba79

    Seba79 Well-Known Member

    Yeah, probably have reason, I'd save the money and will focus in this coin..
    tomorrow i post the pics of this series..
    thanks!
     
  12. NSP

    NSP Well-Known Member

    When I get to the point you're at with your Lincolns, I'll probably just convince myself that the 1922 plain isn't a regular issue and I should skip it so I can save money. ;)
     
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