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1922 1C No D, Strong Reverse, FS-401, MS62 Brown NGC....
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Description
1922 No D Cent, MS62 Brown
Die Pair 2, Strong Reverse
1922 1C No D, Strong Reverse, FS-401, MS62 Brown NGC. Die
Pair 2, represented here, is the most desirable of the 1922 No D
Lincoln cent varieties. Bold reverse detail from a fresh die and a
sharp second 2 in the obverse date are the most obvious diagnostics
of this important Guide Book variety. All cent coinage in
1922 took place at the Denver Mint. Most examples of this issue
show a clear D mintmark, and many others have a weak mintmark due
to die polishing. Coins struck from Die Pair 2 after the mintmark
was completely effaced from the obverse are seldom available in
Uncirculated condition. This toned example is satiny and minimally
abraded for the grade. The reverse is sharp, while the obverse
exhibits the expected "mushy" definition from extensive die wear.
There is no trace of the once-present Denver mintmark. Census: 12
in 62 (1 in 62+) Brown, 10 finer; 2 in 62 Red and Brown, 10 finer
(6/18).From The Bendett Fellowship Collection.
Coin Index Numbers: (NGC ID# 22C9, Variety PCGS# 37676, Base PCGS# 3285)
Weight: 3.11 grams
Metal: 95% Copper, 5% Tin & Zinc
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Auction Info
2018 August 14 - 19 ANA WFOM US Coins Signature Auction - Philadelphia #1278 (go to Auction Home page)
Auction Dates
August, 2018
14th-19th
Tuesday-Sunday
Bids + Registered Phone Bidders: 10
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