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 Posted 08/28/2012  07:11 am Show Profile   Bookmark this topic Add jlg to your friends list Get a Link to this Message Number of Subscribers
is a small date or large date?

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Small date, and I'd guess Zinc based on color and the blister but you always have to weigh to be sure (Zn 2.5g, Cu 3.1g).

The SDs are the rare ones, although we're still doing research to determine which material is rarer. Please see my 1982 Lincoln Memorial cent Variety page if you collect enough of these to contribute statistical info!
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Yup small date. I can tell by the "O" in GOD,on the large date the top of the "O" is a bit flattened.
Weighing it will tell if it is zinc or copper as digitect said.

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Or if you flip it hard with your thumb it rings. Zinc thunks.
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it's the zincoln, weighs 2.5 or something like that. got a bunch of the large date that weighed 3.1 or something in the neighborhood. thanks for the input. now got to get better pics to see if there is some doubling on the outer devices
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