Change find, 1922 penny. Weak “D”?
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You found this in change........ And I go through 250,000+ cents and still find no 1922s. 😭
Looks beautiful too.
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Just worn
Still a nice, semi-key date. Great change find!
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Amazing find for these days.
WS
That is sweetness!
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40-50 years ago this was what was known as a "Weak D."
7-8 years ago the TPGs changed their standards for what they will call a "Weak D," and this no longer qualifies. However, there are many coins like this out there that were certified by all major TPGs as "Weak Ds."
Since the term "Weak D" now means two different things, I am not using the term "Weak D" in my new book. This is what I am calling a "Worn D." There will be other new terms that will be explained in the book.
TD
Great find.
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