1922 No D Lincoln Cent Error - VF to XF

• A remarkable minting error, the 1922 Lincoln Cent with no "D" mint mark stands out as a rare and highly sought-after anomaly

• Very Fine to Extra Fine condition, this coin exhibits crisp detail and light wear, showcasing well-preserved features that highlight its age and historical significance

• Extremely scarce and highly coveted, this “No D” error coin boasts an exceptionally low surviving mintage, making it a standout rarity among Lincoln Cents and a must-have for serious collectors seeking key-date treasures.

The 1922 No D Lincoln Cent is one of the most famous and valuable errors in the Lincoln cent series. It’s not a variety from multiple mints—but rather a result of a minting error at the Denver Mint, the only mint to produce cents in 1922. It was created when heavily worn dies at the Denver Mint failed to leave the mint mark, resulting in a coin that defies standard expectations and adds exceptional intrigue to any collection.

The exact number of No D error coins is unknown, but it's a very small fraction of the total mintage, making them highly scarce and valuable. This error is so significant that it’s often included in major Lincoln cent key-date lists, and collectors of full Lincoln sets must have it for a complete collection.