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Hi John, I'm Julia. I'm taking photos with a headlamp as my light so as not to wake up my baby lol. Extremely poor conditions, but I will try harder :) Does it look like a small date underneath to you? The curve in the underlying onelooks more small-dateish to me
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to CCF. Large date. Looks like you will need to work on your coin photo taking skills a bit more. I know it is not easy. What is your set up, maybe we can give you some pointers.
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There is no such thing as a 1982 Large Date over Small Date. What you have is just a regular Large Date.
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It is a large date cent. And as stated above some MD I see on at least the 9 and 8. but we need better pictures when you can to let us see it better.
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It is a large date. Note the '2' upside down looks like a '7'.
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Also the '2' is further from the rim on the small date:
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Nominated as the most popular subject in numismatics for the second century in a row.



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Used to be the 1970-S was the most often asked question. I guess it is moving up a few years now. (We get something so well known, that the only ones who ask now about the 1970-S small dates are the ones are not small dates) Because after they know what a small date looks like, then the know, and don't ask anymore. They are proud then to show it off.


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Hope these are better! Thank you everyone for the comments and welcomes! :)
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They are all large date. No Small dates.
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