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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;ChrisKampmann, post: 516521, member: 17215&quot;]Hello All,</p><p>&nbsp;</p><p>I have been trolling around for a few months now with no real reason to post.&nbsp; I recently inherited a coin collection and have found hours of enjoyment trying to figure this hobby out.&nbsp; I was a baseball card collector for many years so, I think I just enjoy the collecting hobby as I can find anything interesting.&nbsp; Here is my current problem,&nbsp; I have a 1922 No D Lincoln cent and I am trying to figure out if it is a weak D or a No D variety.&nbsp; I have looked at the lincoln penny resource site and I still cannot figure out which die this might have been from.&nbsp; Also, the coin itself is very odd,&nbsp; It is very clean and shiny on the lincoln side with two discolerations coming around the rim.&nbsp; On the obverse it has what appears to be brown streaks going acrossed it.&nbsp; I have looked very carefully at the &quot;O&quot; in ONE CENT and there is an obvious &quot;die&quot; crack coming from the L to the &quot;O&quot; that is very prominent, but it seems like the crack through the &quot;O&quot; is less prominent but it seems to stop at the southeast corner of the &quot;O&quot;.&nbsp; The wheat ears are very weak and some of the letters in the USofA.&nbsp; In God We Trust seems weak also, especially the &quot;WE&quot;.&nbsp; The second 2 in 1922 is very weak too.&nbsp; Even though there is not a raised &quot;D&quot; it still seems that I can make out where a &quot;D&quot; with a magnifying glass.&nbsp; So, I am worried that my wife&#039;s great grandfather thought it was a NO D and it might be a fake.&nbsp; Let me know what you think and thanks in advance.</p><p>&nbsp;</p><p>Cheers,</p><p>Chris Kampmann[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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