WOW RAREST LINCOLN EVER

RotatedRainbows

And since this is a Power Seller you know it is true!!

http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&category=39456&item=3906909793&rd=1

JrGMan2004

Only if rare means common and rotated means normal...

airplanenut

<< <i>Only if rare means common and rotated means normal... >>

lol... and the sad thing is, it's true...

nwcs

"COULD BE WORTH MILLIONS"

Could be, but won't.

Not even a real no D, either. Even PCI recognized it.

merz2

I too had to laugh at that one.

nwcs

I have one of those, too, in better condition. Maybe I can get $150 for mine?

astrorat

But the reverse IS rotated . . . albeit 360 degrees!

nwcs

I can do better than that. I can put my 1922 weak D on an old turntable and the reverse can rotate all day long...

nccoin

Looks like another bottom feeder.

Merc

Yep, I saw this one yesterday on ebay and laughed. "Could be worth millions" Maybe in a million years!

I also hate it when I see high values on the weak D or on the No D weak reverse. The die pairings with the weak reverse is never the true 1922 no D. The no D with the strong reverse was caused by excessive die pollishing that removed the D. On the "no D" weak reverse, the D comes and goes as it was filled in at times with grease. I've seen some of the "no D" weak reverses in PCGS holders where you can still see a faint D. Don't waste your money on the weak reverse one!

mrearlygold

aem4162

that is SO not true!!!!! my rotated 1925d is the rarest lincoln EVER!!!!!

razorface1027

Hmmh! The Blackwidow bites again.

RotatedRainbows

<< <i>But the reverse IS rotated . . . albeit 360 degrees! >>



Actually it looks closer to 355° as it does have a slight counterclockwise rotation. I wonder who will end up being sucked into the spiders web.

Bunker

1922 NO D WITH REVERSE ROTATED COULD BE WORTH MILLIONS

What an idiot...