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1960 D LMC, Help ID What Variety?

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I know there are several varieties for the 1960d LMC, any idea which one this is? Thanks
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Thanks Toot, that's very helpful advice.
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That's a small date. Still spendable though. You should be able to find a finer specimen. The 1960 SD is the toughest one to find in the wild. I'm still looking for a circulation specimen.
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Rackster has it correct. It is a small date circulated coin. I don't see a variety on it though. The dark spot between the "9 & 6" is a carbon spot. (Not removable) Keeper for copper, or spend it.
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