Help with determining "weak" D vs normal D on 1922-D Lincoln
TequilaDave
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I'm thinking this is a die pair #3 "weak" D and weak reverse. While there are aspects are consistent with #3, it's not 100% clear to me. Hopefully there are some Lincoln experts that can chime in.
Thanks in advance!
Dave
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I assume your looking at this resource?
lincolncentresource.com/1922Ddievarieties.html
If you notice on your coin, you can clearly see a D...Which means its a regular strike and not a weak D example. I took on the challenge of doing a complete PCGS grade set of 1922 Weak D's. What I learn, is that if the D is visible - at all, except for maybe at an angel, under good light..Its not a weak D. Try studying already graded examples when they pop up on Ebay, and never when someone is selling raw cent that claims to be a weak D. You will soon discover what they mean by weak D.
WS
Very clear from the posted link by WaterSport.... not the weak D.... Cheers, RickO
There is "too much D" there to call that coin "a weak D." The coin was on way to becoming one of the weak reverse varieties, but it still had a ways to go.