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1982 d 1c doubling on 2 of date?

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    1982 d 1c doubling on 2 of date?

    Is this a small date 2 over a large date 2 ? Doubling ? Any help would be greatly appreciated .
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    No it's not either. Looks like it took a hit in circulation on the tip and probably some machine doubling.
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      I agree. It's lower, almost shelf like or step like. One additional possibility is a minor split plating, where the striking of the coin may have ruptured the thin copper layer. This may expose the bluish zinc core below the copper plating.

      It's a large date and that's all. As far as I know, there is no documented 1982 coins with a small date/ large date variety. The more popular year for that was 1960, from Philadelphia and Denver.
      Gary Kozera
      Website: https://MintErrors.org
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        Thanks, I truly appreciate the advice and clarification.

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