Hi newbie here and hope I listed the question correctly. But have a 1922 D that I am curious above the obverse, if it appears real and what term I would use to best describe. Thanks so much in advance. 3 pics attached please let me know if more or higher quality are needed.
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I agree with the others, but I would add since your new that the correct term for the back of the coin is reverse. Obverse is the front. Welcome to the forum and keep looking!
I assume we are talking about the reverse here, not the obverse. There could have been die deterioration here also, but mostly I think we are just seeing good old circulation wear. Circulation fattens and flattens the devices like this.
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