1970 Proof Set

I bought a 1970 Proof Set today. I thought I was buying one with a large date cent (at least that was the way it was presented to me as). But it looks small to me. I don't have a loop or a good camera with me, just the magnifier on my phone. Small or large date?

 

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How does liberty look like?

 

goin by the loop in the nine i'd say small...

 

Me too

 

looks good here too

 

Small

 

Check out the S MM...

 

Let us see it all!

 

Thanks guys.

 

There's writing on the package indicating "10.00 Large Date".

Fuzzy pics...our favorite!

 

I'd go back to the shop tomorrow but I'm leaving town. I'll make it up to him eventually, if I ever get back this way.

Name/location withheld out of consideration for the innocent...lol.

 

So no intent to hijack your thread Corgi. Your post made me go look in the red book which made me look at the 1970 mint set I picked up this last weekend. So the S cent is the large date but the MM looks doubled or repunched. None of the rest of the lettering or date looks like die deterioration but what do I know? Is this an RPM?

 

Dunno about the RPM.

You're on topic so not a hijack! lol

 

Nice Pick Corgi!
No doubt a small.

And yes to the RPM. @Razz
These were found in the 70 UC sets.

 

Thanks P&G!

 

Cool exactly where I found it and where it is sitting right now! Thanks for the info.

 

Coneca #1 .
http://varietyvista.com/02b LC RPMs Vol 2/1970SRPM001.htm

 

Small date. The way you can tell from the date is by the 9. If the inside curl of the 9 is pointed towards the top of the S mint mark then it is a large date. If the curl points to the 7 in the date, then it is a small date. Yours obviously points to the 7. So, small date.