Going through my Lincoln Cent I came up with this 1970 s small Dave DDODDR. Looking at the obverse you can see what appears to be a nasty die crack running rim to rim through Lincoln's head. But after studying it it looks like it took a hit and busted through. There's nothing on the reverse to indicate it's there. The date the s mint mark Liberty and In God we trust all appear to be doubled. And it's red. On the reverse everything looks doubled and you can see the continuation of the die crack from the front of the coin. So please tell me what's going on with this Lincoln Cent thank you very much
with everyone above. For me the easiest way to tell a small date from a large date is to look at the curl of the 9. If it points to the mm it is a large date. If it points to the 7 then it is a small date. The fonts are different and this shows up best in the 9.
You know I probably check the top of that 1970s 100 times and every time the numbers were even now when I checked it the 7 was lower I think I'm being haunted LOL and you mentioned the curl on the nine well it looks like it's curled that's why I was thinking it was a small date well back to the drawing board thanks
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