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because there were 83 million cents minted in 1923 but only 7 million in 1922. In addition, a few of the cents minted in 1922 are missing the mintmark. This is one of the most popular error coins in existence - scarce enough that you are unlikely to ever own one yet common enough that you can always hope to.

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