Coin Clinic 2.....Winner is...

skerke

Hmm will make this a question / random pick type give away. As per usual the Winner get the book (Brand New) sent to them via DHL. I did flip through it and looks like a solid read...This is the 3rd or 4th Book giveaway with more to come...

So tell me why 1922 is so interesting from a numismatic stand point. Winner to be pulled from those of you that pick out the one thing in my mind that sticks out about that year. Winner Announced Saturday Evening after 8pm (no entries after 8pm)

Lot's of good answers...

the winner from a honestly random draw of the people who participate is..

Busthalfcrazy pm with address or give me an email address...I will pm you as well. DHL will be sent monday or Tuesday..Congrats!



Skerke

Busthalfcrazy

First thing that comes to mind is the Peace Dollar relief was lowered in 1922 because the friggin' dies kept screwing up. Oh wait, am I doing this wrong?

skerke

Oh thats good ..not quite what I had in mind, but earns your name a spot in the hat.

Fletcher

It was the second year of prohibition and people were really starting to get cranky.

Man

The first living person is on a coin I beleive the Alabama comm. half dollar.

eyoung429

Dang BHC you still here??

I will go on the number of different dies used during the production of the 1922 Wheat Penney..

or as a historical view from the James Ten Eyck holdings in 1922, one of the finest American coin cabinets ever dispersed, was purchased by B. Max Mehl, of Fort Worth, Texas.

Bochiman

No Philly cents minted, yet we have a 1922 plain lincoln due to the "D" on the die having eroded and being "phantom"

Touchdown

Mint employees over polished the die for the cent. Therefore, creating a valuable coin for the future.

RGL

Only cents and dollars were minted in 1922...

Boom

1922. No US coinage minted except for the Cent , the New lower relief Peace Dollar and the Double Eagle St Gaudens.

LastExitInNY

back in the USSR.....

OldTimeHunter

On December 20, 1922 the formation of the USSR, "The Union of Soviet Socialist Republics" united Russia, the Ukraine, Byelorussia, and Transcaucasia into one federation. Under the reorganization the member states retained some cultural autonomy, but political power was firmly concentrated in Moscow, coinage was changed.

RickMilauskas

The mint was so preoccupied and busy producing Peace dollars to replace the morgans that were melted that there was little time to mint much else except for some cents (no nickels, dimes, quarters, or halves minted that year).

skerke

Wow! I love all the answers and so far someone was spot on...What other intersting coin facts from 1922...any fun answer will win a name in the hat...

that was thouroughly enjoyable to read...

skerke

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09sVDB

Because only dollars and cents were made that year.

sinin1

1922 was first year of identical design on a silver and gold coin


50 cent Grant Memorial (and star)
$1 gold Grant Memorial )and star)

skerke

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