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Message:: [QUOTE="rlm's cents, post: 205102, member: 7957"]My question has to do with "no D" versus "weak D' in everyone's terminology except ANACS.  There are not enough VF coins to compare, but using only ANACS die #3 coins on Heritage, there is a F12 for $170 and then several more for $60.  There is a VG8 for $160 and $170 and then several for <$45.  I assume that the higher priced coins are what most people call "no D" and the cheaper coins are the "weak D's".  None of the pictures are clear enough for me to see for sure, but since ANACS does not differentiate between the two, it makes sense to me.  If someone has some other ideas, fill me in.  As best I can determine, my coin is either worth ~$100 or >$400. Incidentally, they do have 2 ANACS VF30 “1922 NO D WEAK REVERSE”.  They went for $500 in 2002.  After the above link and hearing straight from the ANACS graders at a coin show that only die #2 are called NO D, I have no idea where these came from.[/QUOTE]