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1982 Copper LMC Large Vs Small Date Comparison

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First time I've looked for these. Hopefully I've got it right.

Weights ~3.1g. Large date on top.

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Correct, the large date has the 2 closer to the rim.
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large date has the 2 closer to the rim


@JimmyD that's true but the shape of the 2 is also different and I find that to be an easier diagnostic to use when searching. The large date 2 has a straight diagonal between the top and the base whereas on the small date it is more curved and the base of the 2 is generally thinner. Thanks for the confirmation.
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You got it correct.
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I use the two step check--shape of the two combined with distance to the rim.
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I use the two step check

I think it's been said that you just need to ask yourself if another number would fit between the 2 and the rim and if it would then it may be a small date. I actually used that method first and then remembered about the shape of the 2. When I used that method it seemed to go faster and I came up with one more example. I suppose it's whatever method or both works best for you.
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I use the same thing as ijn above (but mostly the shape of the 2 is easy to tell (unless it is damaged, then the distance to the rim comes in to help.
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