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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Eskychess, post: 109959, member: 4692&quot;]Currently I&#039;m only 5 coins away from collecting ALL the Lincoln Wheats - of course, the 1909 S VDB is still on my list so I have a heck of a way to go yet, but I&#039;m plugging away at it. However, I was talking to a guy at the coin shop and he said my collection wouldn&#039;t be complete without the 1922 (NO) D ... He even went further to say that some of the coin books have a slot for it! I think this is just disgustingly unfair! hehehe Why should an error coin make a collection complete! If one says that the 1922 (NO) D makes the collection complete then you must add the 1955 Double D and other Doubled die errors as well. Of course, in time I wish to collect these errors as well, but me personally - I say my collection will be complete with a regular 1922 D in there. I collect circulated coins, coins that every day Joes had a chance at, not the SPECIALIZED proof stuff that nobody got a chance to touch. Of course, I&#039;ll collect that too, but come on, there has to be a limit here to collections or it&#039;ll get to a point where nobody can afford a collection. So - how many of you feel the same way? No offense will be taken if you disagree.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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