1922 No D Strong Reverse | PCGS Variety Attribution

The Denver Mint was the only mint to produce cents in 1922. Believed to exist as a result of clashing dies and a mint employee filing down the D mintmark, this variety shows a 1922 obverse that would appear to have been made in Philadelphia.
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[@timmetcalf6552]

I have been trying to get help!! I have a 1922'D with missing 2 in date,miss shaped last t in trust,strong strike 'D, muddled together L&I in Liberty,deep gouges& the patina is all wrong!! Noone is excited like I am,,,,no help,, very disappointed in the numismatic community!!