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I hope this is it its not the best but ok for my first one if its the real deal
i want good news coop

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 Posted 05/19/2012  06:35 am  Show Profile   Bookmark this reply Add John1 to your friends list Get a Link to this Reply
Looks LD to me.
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Yes, unfortunately a Large Date. Looks like the rolling or counting machine that caused the circular impressions on the obverse also damaged a couple digits of the date, too.
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Large date to me too
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Large date for sure. Sorry
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These lil guys are elusive , just like any error. Keep searching!! I have yet to find one of them .
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My new 1970-S LD image:
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I think on a small date the tops of the E and the Y in liberty will be mushy and not well defined. That helps me.
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You can have this on any 1970 coin becasue of die wear. What about early die states of the 1970-S small date? They would be strong. So the weakness isn't always an indicator. What confirms a small date is the location of the 7.
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Thanks again coop and everyone else who has been helping out all us new folks have a great day..
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So the tail of 7 will sit above 1&0
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I was just going by what I read in The Lincoln Cent Resource.
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These ones are so hard to determine and I think the damage from the machine roll made the 9 look like it had that hook. I was up late looking through rolls and when I came across this I had one to many and it was almost 4am lol owell
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The bottom of the 7 will be in line with the 1 & 0.
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Here is an example of each.

Looks like a coin wrapper made this coin into a cull in a single wrapping. Happens.
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What if the "1" and the "0" are not inline? as the illustration shows. and the tail? its below in both examples... I am confused!
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The key is the "7"...Notice how it is even with the 9 and the 0 on top and bottom on the Small Date...Thats what I look for.
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