1922...A bad year

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1922...A bad year

Postby Morsecode » Fri Sep 21, 2012 8:30 am

For an upcoming 90th birthday present, I thought about picking up a choice slabbed buffalo nickel. The guy whose birthday it is has a small coin collection. So I grab a recent guide to estimate what I should be paying for a 1922, and...hmmm, what's this? No 1922 nickels minted.

Ok, maybe a nice Mercury then. Nope. No dimes minted that year. And no quarters, and no half dollars either. Guess I just never noticed before.

There was only a token effort to produce Lincoln cents at the Denver mint. No Philadelphia. But it was a huge year for the Peace dollar.

I know the story behind the Peace dollar, but what was going on with the other coinage?
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Re: 1922...A bad year

Postby brian0918 » Fri Sep 21, 2012 8:38 am

Some potentially useful information here.
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