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Please make your thread titles more descriptive. ld/sm ? is not meaningful title.
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Pillar of the Community
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There are not large and small varieties for the 1972 cent.
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1960, 1970-S, 1974 and 1982 Memorial Cents had the Small and Large Dates. The 1960-D Small and large dates are common. The 1960 Philly ( no mint) are the premium coin for that year. Also the Small and Large dates can be found on the Proof coins this year.  1970-S Small dates are a nice premium coin. Also the Small and Large dates can be found on the Proof coins this year.   The 1974 (all three mints) are about half and half, so no premium for these.   The 1982 Cents there were 7 different business strike coins for that year.   |
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Wow coop, that's a lot of information to digest!
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On some Word programs you can copy post information and on mine images to a word page. I save information like this on my word page. (now getting close to 100 pages) but you can't edit the images or post them. Just keep them there as a record of information. You can copy/post the text though. You can highlight the area you want to copy, copy it and past if on a word page. I have mine saved as "Coin Information". That way you have it as a reference. (I need to save this post information to my files to save all the time of looking up text and image information. The next time the question comes up, I just copy/paste it to the new thread)
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Pillar of the Community
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Something I never thought of checking for. Wrong reverse varieties on small and large date 1974 cents. Thanks Coop
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Is there one cent 1972 San Francisco mint which weighs around 63 gr approx and 7cm in diameter..wish to know as I saw someone selling a huge coin at Facebook today...
I know this topic is old but my query is very relavent to this topic.
Thank you.
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Is there one cent 1972 San Francisco mint which weighs around 63 gr approx If it weighs 63 grams it's just a big ole novelty/Fantasy piece. 63.00 grams is a large hunk of metal |
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It would be the weight of Aprox 20 cents. .63 grams would be lighter than a aluminum cent. (1974 Alum .93 grams:  |
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Thank you Jasper and Coop for clearing my doubt. I really appreciate your help on this.
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