No faith in PCGS 1982 D small date bronze

I found a 1982 D small date bronze that weighs 3.11 grams sent it into PCGS set it has environmental damage you can plainly see that this coin is easily read so I found another 1982 small d 3.09 g sending it in to NCG what do you think small date or large date

 

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If anything the slabbed small date d is a smaller date than the non slab small date d in my opinion

 

Why?

 

PCGS expert opinion is unacceptable when it is easily read and easily seen by the naked eye that that is a small date D bronze with no environmental damage on that coin whereas the 1982 D shown on top of the slab is in AU condition so I'm afraid to send it to them and of their opinion again

 

You mean Red not read
That slabbed Cent looks Red Brown. And they are probably 100% correct when they tell you Environmental Damage. That's why they are the experts.. you said it yourself.

 

Yes I used talk to text it's easier for me sorry about the Miss spelling of words my bad

 

That's Catholic School foyer LOL I went to school stupid I came out the same way

 

All three of them, look like large dates .
Here's what a small date looks like .

 

Yup, that's a small date ...

 

Does the slab say sd or ld?
Looks like a sd to me!!

 

Looks like a large date to me ...

 

Its says Genuine

 

Heres the slab

 

The first photo the 2 shiny ones are large dates. The second photo is a small date.
It doesn't pay to have something graded that is worth 1 cent, unless it is very high mint state. (68 etc).
Large date-small date

 

It also looks like a large date, the 2 gives it away.

 

The coin IN the slab is a large date.

 

1 cent coin $30 slab that's always been my philosophy.