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Might've Found A 1960 P Small Date Lincoln Cent?

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So is this '60 P a small date?

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Right, large date.
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It is easier to see the differences by looking at the 9 and 6
with the 9, the loop terminates angled more towards the mint mark on a small date and more towards the 6 on a large date.
With the 6, the top of the 6 ends directly over the curl of the 6 on a small date, with a large date the top extends over and past.
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I'm calling myself using those tips, but I need an actual small date here in front of me to compare! Pics are great and helpful, but nothing like using your hand/arm to zoom in and out! So I also see slots in 1970 S for large and small dates, then in '82, I have, "Lg.C. Sm.C. Lg.Z. & Sm Z." I'm guessing, they're referringto small & large date in both zinc and copper? Are those the only 2 other years for small & large dates?
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Or the close and Wide AM
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Can you not see how the 9 rises above the 1 on the large date?
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It's not as obvious on a cpl of these!
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Best to you, no further comments.
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