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  • #1

    1960 large or small dates

    Can anyone tell me if these are small or large date 1960 pennies? I have another set, I will send pics. Also, can anyone tell me why the 1960d penny is another color than the others? It looks gold or lighter copper.
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    They appear to be all large date with the exception of one.The coin shown in the 3rd and 4th picture lower right under the brighter cent appears to be a small date 1960 D. Copper can show many color variations due to composition, age, oxidation and circulation just to name a few. I have seen some beautiful deep red and black examples and some with amazing rainbow patinas.

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    • #3
      I cant these coins , your pic is too small ..Most likely they are large dates!!
      Still the best "Nickel Trail Die Hunter". 2013 ((MIKEE)) T.Davis

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        They are Lg. Dates to me...

        I had 50 BU rolls of 1960 Large Date. When I zoomed in on your pics. I did not see any Small Date. Check these out. The lighting was bad so there not so pretty as they are in person. I have some gem rainbow toned ones. I'm no expert but "MY" opinion is they are all Large..
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          An illustration I created for SD & LDs:

          Jason Cuvelier

          CONECA
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          • #6
            Originally posted by jcuve View Post
            An illustration I created for SD & LDs:

            Hi Jason, Thank's for the pics. But I think They will help Lavent's Post. I Know a 1960 sm. date vs. the lg. date. I just look at the 6. Now to me the 1970-S sm. date and lg. date is a different ballgame. I have 1970-S sm. and lg. dates. I have to focus on the 9 real hard. Because I have lg. dates with a real weak TY in Liberty and level out the 7 just by changing the angle of the coin when examining or taking a photo. To me the 6 in the 1960 is so easy to see it will hit you in the face. I'm not an expert but i learned what i know from the best expert out there. Now i will be vane. I had in my hand the first of a few 1969-S DDO the day it was found a fews back I said to K.P. it looks like a Triple die. LOL. I couldn't even hold my hand steady. I was shakin so hard and in shock. it was hard keeping that secret till it went public. Thanks for your reply....

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              Yes it is all cleared up with the 9...

              Jason Cuvelier

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              • #8
                Your opinion please?

                What do think of these. If you can see them?
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                • #9
                  The pics are too small; I even zoomed in, way in - no idea. Sorry.
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