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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Braydon, post: 2540583, member: 74391&quot;]So according too popular belief; there is the 1¢ of a 1922 S, D, weak D, and no D. I believe this to be no D on a 5° rotated reverse, mushy obverse, strong reverse, first 2 stronger than the second 2. Now what do you think about PCGS&#039; findings, and I quote &quot;The 1922 No D is believed to exist due to a pair of dies clashing with one another without a coin being in between the two dies. As a result, it is believed that a mint employee obtained an old obverse die and filed it down in order to improve its appearance. But instead, the mint employee ended up filing the D mint mark too much, and in return, created the 1922 No D Lincoln cents.&quot; However a number is believed to of never having a mm at all as well.. I&#039;d say this to of having the description of PCGS report. Alright let&#039;s hear your criticism, and what you would grade it?I bought this raw last year. They&#039;re still a couple of those left, I hear.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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