1982 penny large or small date?

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  1. abelincoln64

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    Glad to see some things never change...
     
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    What mint Mark is this? Looks like Denver but they had small dates starting October, west point no mint Mark, and it's not an s ??? I'm confused received_621874524910489~2.jpeg Screenshot_20190102-100711~2.png
     
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    Has west point made any circulation coins besides that penny and not just proof and collectible coins ?
     
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  10. abelincoln64

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    What would this imprint on right side of the 8 be from
     

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    If it's a copper plated zinc Planchet then its a Plating Bubble or blister.. If a Copper Cent than maybe a small Lamination.
    There is no printing on coins. Paper currency is printed ;)
     
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  12. Conder101

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    Yes. West Point struck cents for circulation 1975 - 1986 and quarters 1976 - 1979.
     
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