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Valued Member
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is the 1928 penny the only one that involved a large or small S mint?
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Pillar of the Community
United States
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Yes. Most likely the wheat cents are common dates worth about 3-4 cents each.
Try Numismedia.com.
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Pillar of the Community
United States
651 Posts |
Don't forget 1941 S, this was available in small and large S.
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Valued Member
United States
142 Posts |
its a 1970 s will post a pic to see if you guys can ID which one it is
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Valued Member
United States
142 Posts |
i don't have as many pennies as I thought I had. Here are some dates just in case I missed an important one.
1941
1955
1952
1958d
1944
1945
1939
1953d
1944
1958d
1955
1958
1945d
1952d
1944
1953d
1917
1944
1945
1958
1941
1945
1955
1942
1957d
1940
1939
1966
1942s
1945
1940d
1957d
1946
1952d
1941
1957d
1956d
1946
1951d
1942
1950d
1947
1940
1955
1945d
1956
1945
1948d
1957d
1944
1955
1971s
1950d
1945
1952d
1952
1935
1936
1953d
1951
1956
1941d
1940s
1957
1955
1935
1958d
1970s
1954d
1956d
1958d
1941
1956
1942
1957d
1937
1941d
1940
1956d
1951s
1955d
1956
1953d
1955s
1947d
also have 3 steel pennies from 1943 P,D,and S mints in a little cardboard display case, and a circulated condition steel cent
and 1 1903 penny
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Valued Member
United States
142 Posts |
and here is the picture of that 1970s penny  also, I actually have 2 1970 s pennies, one has an s that looks like its double stamped, will post a picture of both side by side in a bit |
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Valued Member
United States
142 Posts |
 cant get over how close the S is to one of the dates on one of them, does that mean anything? |
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United States
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Edited by j_h_s
04/07/2010 07:35 am
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Pillar of the Community
United States
4846 Posts |
hmmm this is a tough one.
judging by the markers, id have to go with both large dates, doesn't match up to me
JMHO
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Valued Member
United States
142 Posts |
Lafaa, that's what I was thinking, the seven seems lower, but does the s lookikng bolder or the other s being so close to the date mean anything?
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Pillar of the Community
United States
4846 Posts |
not sure, I'm better with wheats than memorials
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Valued Member
United States
407 Posts |
In this case, I believe Laafa is correct. They both appear to be Large Date, or "Low 7." Also "Liberty" appears to be too strong for a Small Date, although it may be weak on a Large Date also. I have not seen any information (yet) regarding the position of the MM. The lower end of the 9 does not apear to curve upward enough for a Small Date as well.
Steve
Edited by Whytlash
04/07/2010 09:57 am
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Valued Member
United States
142 Posts |
thanks for the info, that S mark looks fishy to me though, I dont think I've ever seen it that close to a # before.
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Valued Member
United States
142 Posts |
can anyone help me reading the penny lookup link? http://www.pcgs.com/prices/PriceGui...Lincoln+Centwhat do the grades mean? is it, the higher the number. the better condition the penny is in? and what do theose initials mean, like "D/S" double stamp? |
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Valued Member
United States
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going through the dates, it seems like the only pennies that may be worth a little more than normal are the 1970-s, is that an accurate assumption, not really sure how to read that chart though.
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