1922 Plain Lincoln Cent VF-20 PCGS (No D, Strong Reverse)
Chocolate brown with some bright and dark patches, the surfaces of this key date are relatively mark-free and eye appealing. Obverse strike is weak per the issue, with the second 2 in the date stronger and TRUST well-defined, characteristics of die #2.
Coin Highlights:
- PCGS encapsulation offers protection and guarantees the condition of the coin.
- Designed by Victor Brenner.
- Obverse: Features the bust of Abraham Lincoln.
- Reverse: Depicts two wheat ears and the denomination.
- All 1922 cent coinage was struck in Denver. 1922 Plain Lincoln cents were struck in error from a polished die. The Strong Reverse is worth multiples of the other varieties for the year.
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Volume Pricing
Out of Stock
Coin ID:
3285
Grade:
Very Fine - 20
Mint Mark:
Not Shown - Philadelphia
Population: 
652
Graded Higher:
3,177
Mintage:
7,160,000
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Additional Product Specifications
Product ID:
115685
Year:
1922
Grade Service:
PCGS
Denomination:
$0.01
Metal Content:
0 troy oz
Purity:
N/A
Manufacturer:
US Mint
Thickness:
1.50
mm
Diameter:
19
mm
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