Is this 1922 NO "D" (Mintmark) Cent a Weak or Strong Reverse?
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And is it worth $100. offered to me?
Your opinion is valuable and appreciated.
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Last greysheet I have [2017]
G-4 strong = $375
G-4 weak = $50
If that's of any help
PS I'm not saying this is a G-4 grade.
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Not worth $100 in my opinion
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I believe it is a "weak D", not a "no D", and it is the weak reverse.
Not worth $100.? Would it grade VG08 Weak?
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Looks like a lump where the “D” or remnants of it once were. From what I can tell, it’s a Weak D.
This is what ANACS certifies as a "Weak D Die Pair 4." You can identify the die by the ragged lapel on Lincoln's coat caused by excessive die wear.
I would not pay $100 for it, though the price is not entirely unreasonable.
I wouldn't even purchase that coin.
I like the proof rims. Nice strike too on the obverse. I do wish it was. a strong reverse.
I was looking at this one too, yet it might be out of my budget range:
Not the real die #2 no d, and no where worth 100 bucks
Strong environmental damage
Unfortunately, on a coin like the 1922 No D Die #2, you gotta "pay to play".
The Obverse on the coin is bad right off the press from overuse.
Finding a nice specimen isn't easy, and it's best to purchase a slabbed coin for this date and Mint.
Pete