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D. This is a 1922 PEACE dollar, There is a long die crack at the bottom of the neck extending up to just under the L in liberty. the I of In God we trust is gone, die crack through the y in liberty and the top of the T is flat.The mint mark on the reverse is filled and possibly doubled.
Asked on Jul 18, 2022
Not sure if these are die cracks. Die cracks translate to raised ridges on the coin surface, as the metal would have flown into the crack. Regardless, you have a common-date coin worth about $22; it appears to have been harshly cleaned.
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