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Valued Member
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I haven't had much luck IDing these correctly.   |
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Pillar of the Community
United States
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United States
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I agree, large. The way I tell, thanks to everyone on here, is the bottom of the 7 & 0 must be even, the leg of the 7 cannot drop below the 0. and the tail on the loop on the 9 is somewhat pointed on the end, not flat, and points directly at the 7 in a horizontal manner. Wish I had one of Coops pics to post, it cleared it up for me all in one pic. Still have not found mine yet.
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Bedrock of the Community
United States
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Large Date.  The quick way to save my images is to open a word page. Right click the image and save the address on the word page. Then you can open the image from the word page or copy paste it to a forum. I don't mind. |
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thanks coop. I started a file for myself, but hate using other peoples stuff without permission.
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Pillar of the Community
United States
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Same here coop...I save them all but don't post because You did all the work...glad to hear you don't mind
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Pillar of the Community
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Finished looking through my stash of over 300+ 1970S' just hoping to see the real deal. A big time 0! Was interesting using my little toy camera/scope, though.
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Bedrock of the Community
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Even with that setup HD, you would be able to tell if it was a large for small date. How do I know? Well you identified large dates, then a small date would be seen just as well.
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Posted 02/12/2011 12:26 am
