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Is This A 1970 S Small Date Penny?

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Large date
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No, the 9 is not curled towards the 7.
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Ty I appreciate it very much I always have trouble with the large and small dates
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Agree, this is a large date.
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Aye, a large date.
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Herestohoping,
Feel free to use the search box here on CCF for info and photos so you can compare your coin to a real small date.
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Nope - as already said it's a large date.
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when you see a small date, it's very obvious.
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when you see a small date, it's very obvious.
Yup. Keep a large date on hand. Compare every find to it. When you get a small date, the difference will jump out at you.
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The large date is easier to see because there are several ways to id it.
1. the 7 is lower that the top of the 9 and 0
2. there is a crease in the corner of the 7
3. the loop of the 9 points down to the MM (the small date - the loop points to the center of the 7)
4. the end of the 9 is a blunt end (the small date is more pointy)
5. the 0 is tall and narrow on the large date (the small date it is round)
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This Coin I Personally invested Much time Researching the Coins Details. How could a Person 100% be Certain about the 1970-S Small Date, or Large Date.....

I found that On a SMALL dated 1970-S Lincoln Cent, The Main PUP I Noted Here on the CCF, was the 9. The Digit on the SMALL Date has Both Ends of the 9 POINTED. The LARGE Date Cent has Rounded Ends..................
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Very helpful thread. Thank you.
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