Is This Connecticut Copper A Draped Bust Small Letters?

Thanks. I wasn't sure of the date. How did you determine that it's a 1787? In the below link, they talk about the large and small letters, which would narrow down the dies a bit. Yeah, I thought it was possibly an ETLIR also, but couldn't get any of the reverses to match. Looked like a possible Z reverse because Z.16 had the raised L, but I checked them all, and they don't quite match. That's as far as I've gotten. I thought the raised up L in ET(L)IB would be an easy match, but nothing so far. Looks like a project coin to match the variety. I do this once in a while.....enjoy the challenge, and might keep me busy, and from spending more money Picked it up for $24.

https://coins.nd.edu/ColCoin/ColCoi...r.intro.html

It was paired with obverses 8, 26 and 27. I have used several different sources to ID them, I have sort of been away from Connecticuts for a while. Whitman's Encyclopedia of Colonial and Early American coins is a decent book that won't break the bank.