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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;LonnMan, post: 3003070, member: 93457&quot;]You really need to educate yourself when getting to obtain a22 no D. I was filling my fathers old Lincoln penny collection When I came across to fill 1922 no D. Immediately I found one on E bay for 600.00 I purchased it and quickly put it in my alblum. a year later I sent it to PCGS to be graded. Came back F 15 weak D valued 95.00 and now it is slabbed So I struck it up to education Now I just Purchased A slabed 22 no D Weak reverse400.00&nbsp; thinking weak reverse must of been from circulation wear. Wrong Again Now I learn about Die # 2 forStrong ReverseFor the real No D This one is costing me 570.00 Any new coin collectors out there Do your home work and don’t summize anything[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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