Need Help With A 1959 D Lincoln Cent Kindly

Could you tell me how one would tell a 59 small date vs a 59 large date? The coin roll was sold thru an auction house from Tudor Coins... Here is the listing title copied..."1959-D Small Date Pennies Federal Reserve Of Chicago Original Bank Wrapped Roll UNCIRCULATED!!"""

As JimmyD said above, there is not a distinction between a large date and a small date 1959, because there is only one type size for that date. Don't believe everything you read marked on your coin roll. Perhaps someone thought your coins were smaller than normal, but they were incorrect. All 1959 and 1959-D cents are all the same size.

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I was not going by what was written on a coin roll, I was going by what the Auction service, A police auction site, had listed as the title for the lot. I have since sent an email to them to finally follow up in this regard to make sure that a reputible coin dealer was not misrepresenting something to bid up the lo. Either way, I have 50 MS66 or better 1959D coins all in shiney uncirculated condition if anyone would Like to Purchase a couple or so please feal free to reply.. I thank you all for your opinions and I know it comes from years of experiance. I have since found that The Denver Mint was notorious for switching Dies so there could be a possibility. I will have to get a couple samples graded to be for sure.. Thanks again all and I look forward to being able to use this forum as a resource.

Keep to one topic please.

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