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1891 Small Or Large Date?

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Hello! Recently purchased this coin in a large cent book and it was placed in the 1891 Small Date slot... but I have my suspicions.. Is he a small or large date? Also, any tips to safely remove all the gunk? FYI the green in the pictures isn't that heavy - when I compressed the pictures at added all of the green for some reason.
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to the CCF

That is the Large Leaves Large Date variety.
The 9 gives it away.
You can try soaking it in pure acetone for about 24 hours.
That should remove at least some of the gunk.
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After you do the acetone get some Verdi-Care that will conserve it better.
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Thank you @jimmyd and @mcshilling!! I suspected as such! Glad to be here @sharks and @jbuck!
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