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S are minted in San Francisco, D is for Denver.

However you didn't specify what denomination coin you have, so it's not possible to give any more information such as mintages or values. If you want more details please either post a new question or use Search to find other postings about 1922 coins. More answer: In 1922, The US Mint only struck coins in denominations of the Lincoln Cent, Peace Dollar and the Saint-Gaudens gold double eagle. There were no nickels, dimes, quarter dollars or half dollars produced. Cents were minted only at the Denver mint and the double eagle was only minted at Philadelphia and San Francisco. So, in order to have a 1922-D and a 1922-S coin to generate this question, the writer would have to have the Peace Dollar since it was the only one produced at both the Denver and San Francisco mints.

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