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Message:: [QUOTE="The_Cave_Troll, post: 57344, member: 1674"]I thought it was a 1921 too, so I'm glad some others think it might be that too!  I was thrilled to find a key date (even in horrid condition) for less than $3! mr22601-what we are looking at is the area near the bottom on the Obv that is mostly flat and grey, but with a small trapezoid of darkness in it.  On this coin the "19" part of 1921 is completely worn away, but that doesn't matter as all WLH's start with a "19".  Now that dark spot looks like it is between the 2 and the 1 of "21".  See how the left of the darkness looks like the sloped side of a 2?  and how the right side of the darkness is sttrait, as if it was the side of a 1?  Anyway, it is WELL worn, but still a cool find. P.S.  Speedy, you are right about the ding near the B in Liberty.  It isn't particularly deep, but it is filled with dirt.  I think I will send it to ANACS, so that I can sell it.  I wouldn't want to have a potential buyer go, "It has NO DATE, how can you call it a 21?!"  Having it slabbed (even as  PO1) should give it some value.  I think I will wait until I can find a deal, though, to save some $$$. CJD[/QUOTE]