All large dates. The easiest way I've found is to check the inside loop of the 9. If it points to the middle of the 7 it's a small date. If it points to the bottom of the 7 it's a large date.
MorgansRmine is correct. On circulated coins the shape of the 9 gives them away. On uncirculated or proof coins, the crease in the 7 gives them away immediately, but I know this can be damaged or removed with wear.
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