These three were found inside a small tin box that was inside a box of books I purchased at a yard sale. There were a few other Lincoln's in there, but these seemed the most interesting to me. I've read several of the threads about the 1922 D (no D and weak D). Not sure about the third one. Maybe just wear?
I think yours are all regular strike. Having had a "weak D" PCGS grading set from GD 4-MS 62 at one time, I feel your last coin is not a weak D variety as most often the D is almost impossible to see of that designation unless the coin is titled and sometimes under magnification. But others may prove me wrong that have a better knowledge.
I think yours are all regular strike. Having had a "weak D" PCGS grading set from GD 4-MS 62 at one time, I feel your last coin is not a weak D variety as most often the D is almost impossible to see of that designation unless the coin is titled and sometimes under magnification. But others may prove me wrong that have a better knowledge.
Bob
Thanks for checking it out, Bob. I read your link and a Coin World article Vivien linked in a thread in 2019, as well as several other older threads in which Will and others have problems with this "variety". I really didn't think mine third coin would qualify as true "weak D" ... if there even should be such a classification. Seems like I read somewhere, though, that TPG's grade all 1922 D's as either "weak D" (regardless of the strength of the MM) or "no D". At any rate, I have never had a 1922 and now I have 3. I'm excited.
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