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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;smithrow1, post: 119609, member: 4585&quot;]Today I went to my fathers to help him out and he gave me a small box of coins.&nbsp; In the box he had about $5.00 in silver, about a roll of jefferson nickels, 4- 1970&#039;s proof sets, 1864 2-cent piece, seated quarter with rays and arrows and about 250 wheat pennies.&nbsp; Well I checked the silver then put the nickels in the bucket with other 1940&#039;s Jeffersons.&nbsp; Now to the pennies about 1/2 I put in the junk wheat bag for scratches and spots and the green corrosion.&nbsp; I was almost done and only found 4 under 1940 when it happened.&nbsp; I looked at this penney and it was a 1922 so I then looked and saw no D.&nbsp; Well now my heart started pumping and I got my PCGS Identification book out and my loupe.&nbsp; I knew that there was a weak D variety.&nbsp; First I checked the second 2 to see if bolder then the first and it checked out.&nbsp; Then test 2 the (WE) was weaker and mushy then the word &quot;Trust&quot;.&nbsp; The coin has a VG obverse and a fine reverse.&nbsp; There are some small green corrosion spots.&nbsp; I will take it.&nbsp; What a great find.&nbsp; Qestesion is should I do anything about the spots?&nbsp; What would be its vaule?&nbsp; About 1/2 of VG?[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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