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Auction 218 | Lot 6405 » Small Cents » Lincoln Cents

1922 No D 1C Weak Reverse MS 64 Red and Brown PCGS. Die Pair Three. Unknown until many years after its production, this error did not gain widespread popularity among cent collectors until the mid-1930s. Not surprisingly, many of the pieces gleaned from circulation through the early 1950s display extensive wear and correspondingly diminished eye appeal. A legendary rarity in Mint State condition, the 1922 No D Lincoln cent's desirability is further enhanced by the conditionally challenging status of the 1922-D. While many advanced cent collectors would be thrilled to own an example that grades XF or AU, we are proud to offer the present near-Gem representative for specialists who want to combine absolute rarity with essentially unsurpassable surface preservation.

This coin displays mushy definition throughout the reverse that is diagnostic of the die pairing. We do note, however, that the O in ONE is uncommonly well defined for a product of this reverse die. Golden-orange luster and tan-brown patina lie swirled together over both sides. The surfaces are largely free of detracting features, but a small abrasion in the obverse field below TRUST is important for pedigree purposes. PCGS reports a mere 7 examples in MS 64 Red and Brown with none finer (11/99).
From the Richard Doyle Collection. (PCGS# 2541)

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Jan 10, 2000

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Auction 422 | Lot 1811 » Small Cents » Lincoln Cents

1922 No D 1C Weak Reverse MS64 Red and Brown PCGS. Die Pair Three. Unknown until many years after its production, this error did not gain widespread popularity among Lincoln Cent collectors until the mid-1930s. A well documented rarity in Mint State condition, the 1922 No D Lincoln cent's desirability is further enhanced by the conditionally challenging status of the 1922-D. While many advanced Cent collectors would be thrilled to own an example that grades XF or AU, we are proud to offer the present near-Gem representative for specialists who want to combine absolute rarity with nearly unsurpassable surface preservation.

This coin displays mushy definition throughout the reverse that is diagnostic of the die pairing. We do note, however, that the O in ONE is uncommonly well defined for a product of this reverse die. Golden-orange luster and tan-brown patina lie swirled together over both sides. When tilted just so, the shadow of a mintmark can be detected. The surfaces are largely free of detracting features, but a small abrasion in the obverse field below TRUST is important for pedigree purposes. Population: 8 in 64, 0 finer (11/06). (PCGS# 2541)

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Jan 6, 2007

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Auction 300 | Lot 5570 » Small Cents » Lincoln Cents

1922 No D 1C Weak Reverse MS64 Red and Brown PCGS. As Lincoln collectors well know, the 1922-D is very rare with mint luster and in high grades. The No D variant (which was caused by a clogged obverse die) is even more challenging as it was not recognized until many years after striking. Those pieces found in circulation between the mid-1930s and early 1950s show considerable wear. Very rare in any grade of Uncirculated, there are just a handful of coins that are known with any mint color. This piece has attractive cherry-red surfaces that show just the slightest browning over the highpoints of the devices. We only see one carbon spot, and that is a small one, just above the second 2 in the date. Very rare and desirable. Population: 8 in 64, 0 finer (7/02). (PCGS# 2541)

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Sep 28, 2002

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Auction 1136 | Lot 2441 » Small Cents » Lincoln Cents

1922 No D 1C Weak Reverse MS64 Red and Brown PCGS. CAC. (PCGS# 2541)

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Jan 10, 2010

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Auction 432 | Lot 139 » Small Cents » Lincoln Cents

1922 No D 1C Weak Reverse MS64 Red and Brown PCGS. Die Pair 3. Considerable mint orange adorns both sides. The obverse design elements are generally well impressed, though the second 2 in the date is characteristically soft. The severely worn reverse die translates into poorly defined features, especially in the lines of the wheat stalks. A few light flecks are noted on each side. Population (Weak Reverse): 9 in 64 Red and Brown, 0 finer (2/07). (PCGS# 2541)

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Mar 17, 2007

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Auction 1172 | Lot 3203 » Small Cents » Lincoln Cents

1922 No D 1C Weak Reverse MS64 Red and Brown PCGS. CAC. (PCGS# 2541)

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Jul 15, 2012

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Auction 314 | Lot 5401 » Small Cents » Lincoln Cents

1922 No D 1C Weak Reverse MS63 Red and Brown NGC. Die Pair Three. Whereas '22 No D Cents of Die Pair Two were likely caused by overzealous polishing of the obverse die, those of Die Pairs One and Three seem to have resulted from contaminents filling the mintmark cavity at the time of striking. Coins struck from the latter two die marriages are typically softly defined due to excessive die wear. The present example displays a typically weak reverse, but the obverse is appreciably bold for the variety. Plenty of orange-red luster is seen through mottled medium brown patina. One or two spots are all that seem to preclude an even higher grade.
From The New York "Eye Appeal" Collection. (PCGS# 2541)

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Mar 1, 2003

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Auction 248 | Lot 5481 » Small Cents » Lincoln Cents

1922 No D 1C Weak Reverse MS 63 Red and Brown NGC. Die Pair Three. Other than characteristic softness of definition over the reverse, there are no apparent problems on either side of this important example. Cherry-red luster intermingles with golden-brown patina to form a pleasingly original appearance. The number of small abrasions and carbon flecks are consistent with the grade, but both sides present uncommonly well for the issue.

Unlike coins from Die Pair Two, those from Die Pairs One and Three were struck from severely worn obverse and reverse dies. The absence of the mintmark on examples of the latter two varieties is due to grease that filled the mintmark cavity during production. Although the grease lifted from the obverse die in later die states (with the result that the D is partially visible on some Die Pair One and Three coins), the present example does not display any evidence of the mintmark. Examples of all three die pairs are elusive in Mint State because this error was not widely recognized until several years after production. Population: 5 in 63, 0 finer (11/00). (PCGS# 2541)

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Feb 24, 2001

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Auction 1110 | Lot 284 » Small Cents » Lincoln Cents

1922 No D 1C Weak Reverse MS64 Red and Brown PCGS. (PCGS# 2541)

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Jun 29, 2008

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Auction 444 | Lot 260 » Small Cents » Lincoln Cents

1922 No D 1C Weak Reverse MS64 Red and Brown PCGS. (PCGS# 2541)

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Aug 12, 2007

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Auction 1151 | Lot 4246 » Small Cents » Lincoln Cents

1922 No D 1C Weak Reverse MS63 Red and Brown PCGS. CAC. (PCGS# 2541)

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Jan 9, 2011

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Auction 1173 | Lot 5039 » Small Cents » Lincoln Cents

1922 No D 1C Weak Reverse MS64 Red and Brown PCGS. (PCGS# 2541)

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Aug 5, 2012

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Auction 190 | Lot 6032 » Small Cents » Lincoln Cents

1922 No D Weak Reverse MS 64 Red and Brown PCGS. A spectacular example of this usually heavily worn issue. This piece shows warm coppery-orange surfaces with an occasional silvery-lilac splotch of color. Weakly defined on each side and showing just the faintest remainder of a mintmark. Population: 5 in 64, none are finer (6/98). (PCGS# 2541)

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Aug 10, 1998

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Auction 108 | Lot 1004 » Small Cents » Lincoln Cents

PCGS 1922 No D MS 63 Red and Brown. Weak Reverse. The obverse is quite well struck and the surfaces show a remarkable amount of original mint luster. Very rare in mint state. Population: 6 in 63, 3 higher. (PCGS# 2541)

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Oct 1, 1993

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Auction 344 | Lot 5222 » Small Cents » Lincoln Cents

1922 No D 1C Weak Reverse MS63 Red and Brown PCGS. Die Pair Three. If the coin is tilted slightly toward the viewer and a 16 power magnifier is used, the faint shadow of a D mintmark can kind of, sort of be made out (some imagination may also be needed). Much of the original red mint luster is still evident on this coin with scattered mellowing in the fields and over the highpoints of the devices. Weakly struck, as expected, the only marks of note are a couple of short, shallow ones over Lincoln's cheekbone. (PCGS# 2541)

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Mar 27, 2004

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Auction 394 | Lot 217 » Small Cents » Lincoln Cents

1922 No D 1C Weak Reverse MS63 Red and Brown PCGS. Glossy with ample evidence of sunset-orange coloration in the protected areas. The wheat stalks display characteristic deficiency in strike and the D mintmark is only faintly visible, being positioned just to the left of the first 2 in the date. Population: 19 in 63, 8 finer (12/05). (PCGS# 2541)

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Jan 7, 2006

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Auction 131426 | Lot 20017 » Small Cents » Lincoln Cents

1922 No D 1C Weak Reverse MS63 Red and Brown PCGS. CAC. PCGS Population (23/9). NGC Census: (4/5). Mintage: 7,160,000. (PCGS# 2541)

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Jul 1, 2014

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Auction 1254 | Lot 3564 » Small Cents » Lincoln Cents

1922 1C Weak Reverse MS63 Red and Brown PCGS. CAC. (PCGS# 2541)

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Apr 30, 2017

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Auction 1216 | Lot 3332 » Small Cents » Lincoln Cents

1922 No D 1C Weak Reverse MS63 Red and Brown PCGS. (PCGS# 2541)

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Jan 12, 2015

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Auction 1201 | Lot 3535 » Small Cents » Lincoln Cents

1922 No D 1C Weak Reverse MS63 Red and Brown PCGS. (PCGS# 2541)

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Auction 349 | Lot 5323 » Small Cents » Lincoln Cents

1922 No D 1C Error Weak Reverse MS63 Red and Brown PCGS. Die Pair #3. Other than characteristic softness of definition over the reverse, there are no apparent problems on either side of this important example. Cherry-red luster intermingles with golden-brown patina to form a pleasingly original appearance. The number of small abrasions and carbon flecks are consistent with the grade, but both sides present uncommonly well for the issue.

Unlike coins from Die Pair Two, those from Die Pairs One and Three were struck from severely worn obverse and reverse dies. The absence of the mintmark on examples of the latter two varieties is due to grease that filled the mintmark cavity during production. Although the grease lifted from the obverse die in later die states (with the result that the D is partially visible on some Die Pair One and Three coins), the present example does not display any evidence of the mintmark. Examples of all three die pairs are elusive in Mint State because this error was not widely recognized until several years after production. Population: 17 in 63, 7 finer (3/04).
From The Barry Donnell Collection. (PCGS# 2541)

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Jun 5, 2004

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Auction 1228 | Lot 98090 » Small Cents » Lincoln Cents

1922 No D 1C Weak Reverse MS62 Red and Brown PCGS. CAC. (PCGS# 2541)

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May 12, 2015

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Auction 1261 | Lot 16635 » Small Cents » Lincoln Cents

1922 1C No D, Weak Reverse, MS63 Red and Brown PCGS. (PCGS# 2541)

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Nov 4, 2017

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Auction 1271 | Lot 4140 » Small Cents » Lincoln Cents

1922 1C Weak Reverse MS64 Red and Brown PCGS. CAC. (PCGS# 2541)

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Jan 8, 2018

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Auction 330 | Lot 5677 » Small Cents » Lincoln Cents

1922 No D 1C Weak Reverse MS63 Red and Brown PCGS. Die Pair Three. Unlike coins from Die Pair Two, those from Die Pairs One and Three were struck from severely worn obverse and reverse dies. The absence of the mintmark on examples of the latter two varieties is due to grease that filled the mintmark cavity during production. This naturally and evenly mellowed example shows the normal mushiness on the wheat stalks and requires 5x magnification to detect a shadow of a mintmark. Population: 14 in 63, 8 finer (8/03). (PCGS# 2541)

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Sep 20, 2003

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