1922 No D Lincoln Cent (1c) Strong Reverse

This VF35 CAC example of the famous 1922 Denver-produced Lincoln cent error displays an even, medium-brown patina across both sides. The surfaces show honest wear consistent with the grade, but remain remarkably problem-free with no distracting marks or scratches. The reverse is particularly impressive, with bold, clear lettering and wheat stalks that stand out crisply against the fields. The eye appeal is excellent for the grade, with the strong strike giving this circulated coin a particularly bold presence.