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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;kountryken, post: 26307518, member: 89798&quot;][USER=92655]@Randy Abercrombie[/USER] </p><p>Copied from USA Coin Book Site:</p><p>All 1922 Lincoln Wheat Cents (Pennies) were minted at the Denver Mint and should have received a &quot;D&quot; mintmark. An issue arised at the Denver Mint where the coin dies used to strike coins were being overworked and overused. Some coins would receive a weak &quot;D&quot; mint mark and in some very rare cases the mint mark would be completely missing. The rest of the coin features would have a weaker strike as well since the dies were so worn out. The &quot;No D&quot; variety is the rarest and most valuable. The penny is automatically classified as a &quot;Weak D&quot; variety if there are any traces of the &quot;D&quot; mint mark. Some coins will have a &quot;Strong Reverse&quot; or a &quot;Strong Obverse&quot; which means that the worn out dies were just replaced with new ones.</p><p>Coin Value:&nbsp; G4 - $30[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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