My latest book: The Enigmatic Lincoln Cents of 1922
Just got it in today’s mail, this is a very cool book!
Anybody else here have a copy?
Now I need a 1922-D and 1922 plain for the collection…. 😎


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Just got it in today’s mail, this is a very cool book!
Anybody else here have a copy?
Now I need a 1922-D and 1922 plain for the collection…. 😎


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Cool looks good 👍 (one of 250, limited edition i wonder?)
I got a copy too, and I don't even collect US Federal coins!
I'm just a sucker for good research.
I paid extra for the limited edition, it’s really cool I think.
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Me too, I only own a handful of Lincoln cents, but I love books like this and it does make me want to buy some 1922 Lincolns…
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Not to mention that a little knowledge can be a good thing (though too much knowledge can be dangerous to your bank account).
Yes. Only 250 hardcover printed.
If there is a cheaper “unlimited” edition, I’ll buy it.
I bought a 1922 Plain with the strong reverse about three weeks ago.
It is really a lot more than "just" a book about the 1922 cent, it really is like opening a time capsule of that was happening at the US Mint during the early 1920s, which I found fascinating. There are real reasons behind a lot of the things that happened at the time and why some things were minted and other weren't. And it really is just a matter of chance that we had any 1922 cents at all.
Love my copy.
Jim
When a man who is honestly mistaken hears the truth, he will either quit being mistaken or cease to be honest....Abraham Lincoln
Patriotism is supporting your country all the time, and your government when it deserves it.....Mark Twain
Bill, I've been asking $50 for an autographed softcover edition delivered (the box and postage cost me a little over $7), but for a fellow old timer I will do you one for $42.
TD
Bill another option
Buy a paperback edition off of Amazon
I personally own a hardcopy of Tom’s great work
Had to go order one for my self and got lucky with a low serial number as well. A very decent read thus far 👍
Interesting number. I got most of box number 1 (Nos. 1-10) but I have no idea in what order they were distributed.
Who did you order from? If Whitman, I hope they started from box #25 (Nos. 241-250) and worked their way backwards, which might mean that they are almost near a sellout, but of course a distributor would be shipping from a box or two ordered in December.
Should be getting a royalty check for 2026 Q1 in about ten days. If I have two or three good quarters I might recoup the money I spent on professional photography!
Yes, i got this one from whitman
I got mine from Amazon and it was number 249.
I ordered mine from Whitman in Dec and received it just before Christmas…..#151.
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I got number 17. That’s just too cool!
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Way cool 😎
Just got #16. Counting down?
Who’s got #1? 🧐
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I did not.
I told you I got most of Box #1.
My three surviving siblings got Numbers 2, 3 and 4.
I want that copy.
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A hundred years from now will bid on it at one of the auction houses 🤑
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It feels like owning this book takes me back after 911 and members here purchased the PCGS flag insert 2001 New York quarters.
I purchased this book to support an esteemed board member and after reading some of it I've got to tell you, this book stands alone as one of the most thought-out and detailed writings I've come upon.
Excellent work Tom!
Thank you, Sir!
Agreed!
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The ANA agreed to stock some of my books for the Summer Seminar students to buy, so I went down there yesterday to autograph them.
Curiously two of the hardcovers had low serial numbers, while the other one was up in the 200's somewhere.
I got the Overton book to 👍
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Hardback enroute for $36.15 delivered via Amazon on Sunday
I have zero 1922 P or D Cents & never owned any.
It is worth the price easily for the great slice of mint history of the period that becomes clear as you read. The book goes well beyond just the 1922 cent. There were a lot of things happening and Tom puts them all into perspective and relation to one another. Great read that I recommend to every collector.