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    1922 D ???

    It’s in bad shape, but is this what I think it is ???
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    If you are thinking it is a 1922D Lincoln you are correct.
    All I am willing to offer in the form of a question is.....

    What U S mint(s) made Lincoln cents for the 1922 year ?
    Gary Kozera
    Website: https://MintErrors.org
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      All 1922 Lincoln cents were produced in Denver. That is why the no mint mark 1922 Lincoln cent is so dang expensive... The no "D" 1922 also has two reverses. The weak reverse and the strong reverse and the strong reverse is worth more than the weak reverse.

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        Well shit Mr Gary lmao I bought a 50 lb bag of wheat pennys it’s gonna take forever but that’s a good thing

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          I was thinking 1914 d that’s the ringer am I correct?

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            Originally posted by PNWMAKES View Post
            All 1922 Lincoln cents were produced in Denver. That is why the no mint mark 1922 Lincoln cent is so dang expensive... The no "D" 1922 also has two reverses. The weak reverse and the strong reverse and the strong reverse is worth more than the weak reverse.
            I knew that, I was hoping the OP might research and answer.
            It's OK, it saved him some research time.


            Gary Kozera
            Website: https://MintErrors.org
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              Originally posted by CarolinaGent View Post
              I was thinking 1914 d that’s the ringer am I correct?
              Pcgs.com could have answered this for you under prices.

              Gary Kozera
              Website: https://MintErrors.org

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