1970 S LMC Small Date?

I have been going through some rolls of pennies and have found two rolls, and possibly more of nothing but 1970 S coins. I have found some that are obviously not the small date (most in fact) and some that appear to be. I have found none that as obvious as the pictures in the various sites... What is the prevalence of the small date?

Below are a few of the coins...



What say you?

~Rob

 

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I say all 4 are large dates.

 

All large

 

Okay, Thanks everyone. I was leaning that way for those four.

 

What about this one? The loop in the nine curves into the 7 and the LIBERTY has fairly shallow/weak relief.




~Rob

 

Coin in post #5 is also a large date.

 

That one looks good to me.

 

I disagree...the 7 is low and the direction the 9 is pointing is a artifact of strange lighting and crappy pictures. Liberty is not weak IMO.

 

What makes this a LD in your opinion?

I see the loop pointing at the 7 and a weak LIBERTY. The height of the 7 is approximate to the rest of the date. Even the reference site states this can be deceptive (http://www.lincolncentresource.com/smalldates/1970Ssmalldate.html).

~Rob

 

I think it is weak. Just not great pictures
http://www.lincolncentresource.com/smalldates/1970Ssmalldate.html

 

My lighting is coming from directly above and from the 10 and 2 o'clock positions. What aspect of my pictures are crappy?

~Rob

 

And there is a notch in the crotch of the 7.

 

That's what I think. Time for more wine.

 

I'm 4x 12oz beers and on my 3rd 16oz beer
2020 can suck it.

 

So, 4 small beers and 3 large beers. Cheers!

 

yuuup.
Are we there yet?

 

Where? Ask @green18 .

 

Interesting ROB.
Might have a nice strong strike there.
Either way the definition does get weaker on Liberty.
But,
Could also be altered,
I am only saying that cuz I am past a six pack.

 

Indeed........