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I plucked this out today while running the ryedale. There is a little scuff where the D should be. Pictures makes scuff look worse than actual coin does? Is this legit?

Some closer up pics would help.

http://www.lincolncentresource.com/1922 ... eties.html

Added closer pic to OP also.

If real it is big bucks. See http://www.lincolncentresource.com/1922Ddievarieties.html If it was me I would have a coin shop look at it.

Also see http://realcent.org/viewtopic.php?f=7&t=3276

Unfortunately no shops near me deal with pcgs.

mishra142 wrote:Unfortunately no shops near me deal with pcgs.

You have shops

If you want it graded let me know. I have a submition going out in a week or so......you can piggy back.

Forget grading, just sell it to me! Or put it on a KSA!

Had a few inquires about getting coins graded at PCGS via a piggyback.

Here is the cost breakdown.
PCGS’s Fee per coin less than $300 in value: $18
or
PCGS’s Fee per coin less than $3000 in value: $30
+
My fee of $10
This helps cover shipping to PCGS, $8 Order fee charged by PCGS per lot, and the Return shipping from PCGS to me.
+
Actual postage cost to get the coin(s) back to you.

So pretty much $30-50 per coin.
Here is their fee schedule: http://www.pcgs.com/gradinglist.html

http://www.lincolncentresource.com/1922Ddievarieties.html

If anything, it looks like die pair #1

BUT... I don't know how many of the other qualifiers apply to your coin...

• The easiest way to classify Die Pair #1 is the Jogging Die
Crack running from L in Pluribus through O in One.
However, this die crack is not always present. Also, be
aware that there exists a 1922 D variety with a straight die
crack in the same location.
• The second 2 in date is weaker than the first 2.
• The first T in Trust is more distinct than the other letters.
Furthermore, the T, U, and T in TRUST are stronger than
the R and S.
• WE is very mushy.
• Reverse is very weak, usually with no lines in the wheat ears.

Thanks for the help. Gonna send it to have it graded. Maybe coming to a ksa soon?

Good luck with the grading. I hope it comes back as one of the good ones. Either way, that is one sweet find in the wild!! Nice work.

if you look at the jaw line, suit, and 1922, its shinier than the rest, like it had been abraised by something. very interesting....

Thanks for the closer pics.

I would not get it graded. I can say with 99% assurance that its a a die #1. The easiest way to classify Die Pair #1 is the Jogging Die
Crack running from L in Pluribus through O in One. #1 is the only one that has this and this coin most defintly has it!

highroller4321 wrote:Thanks for the closer pics.

I would not get it graded. I can say with 99% assurance that its a a die #1. The easiest way to classify Die Pair #1 is the Jogging Die
Crack running from L in Pluribus through O in One. #1 is the only one that has this and this coin most defintly has it!

I have to agree 100% Die pair one. Probably not worth the money to have it graded. If your looking to sell....sell it raw.

NICE, I am not the official keeper of the stats but I am thinking this is the third "no D"...Con grats on the find.

Very nice!

Fantastic, congrats on the sweeeeeeeet find!

Just wanted to post some more information on these.


Die #1 is considered a 22 D.....even if you can't see the D. This is the least valuable.

Die #2 is the only coin that will actually grade a 22 no D. This is the key and is worth the most.

Die #3 is considered a 22 weak D. This is slightly more valueable then a die 1 but will not bring any where close to the money of a die 2.

Still a very cool find though!!! Congrats!

If you send it for grading they'll send it right back, it's so obvious someone has tampered with the coin. Looks like the bottoms of both the two's and the 9 are polished/buffed as well.

The right wheat stalk has a small die crack at the top also.. I found that same version, but mine has a full D...