1982

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  1. Ragu

    Ragu Active Member

    I'm still unable to read the small and Large date. Can anyone see if these is a small ans a Large date. Thanks. Ragu
     

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  3. desertgem

    desertgem Senior Errer Collecktor Supporter

    https://www.usacoinbook.com/coins/559/small-cents/lincoln-memorial-cent/1982-P/copper-small-date/

    This shows the difference and usually the difference in the 2 is the determining factor with Unc. cents. If circulated at all, the 2 can become "squished" a little as it is near the edge and coin counters can brush over it. Then use the "8" instead. Notice in the Large date the openings in top and bottom of the 8 are very close to the same size. With the Small date , its like a snowman, much smaller hole in top compared to the bottom.

    Jim
     
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  4. Ragu

    Ragu Active Member

    Could use some help. The one cent I can see along with everyone else it's all banged up. I can not make out a date and there is no FG on the back. The coin ,is this something collectors look for or is this a kind of coin you keep it for yourself or through it back In.Ragu Screenshot_20220109-093305_Flashlight & Magnifying Glass.jpg Screenshot_20220109-093335_Flashlight & Magnifying Glass.jpg Screenshot_20220109-093335_Flashlight & Magnifying Glass.jpg Screenshot_20220109-093305_Flashlight & Magnifying Glass.jpg
     
  5. Hommer

    Hommer Curator of Semi Precious Coinage

    That coin, if it ever had any collector value, has lost it's value in the parking lot.
     
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  6. Ragu

    Ragu Active Member

    LoL...Great response. I may have to use that on day.Ragu
     
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  7. Collecting Nut

    Collecting Nut Borderline Hoarder

    Definitely damaged.
     
  8. KBBPLL

    KBBPLL Well-Known Member

    You can almost always tell by the gap between the 2 and the rim. If the 2 is closer to the rim than the width of the bottom of 2, it's a large date. If the 2 is farther from the rim than the width of the bottom of the 2, it's a small date. One glance at this gap and you can usually ID them.
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  9. Mountain Man

    Mountain Man Well-Known Member

    I look at the 8 and then the 2, to determine large and small.

    Your parking lot cent has the initials, but damaged.
     
  10. Ragu

    Ragu Active Member

    Now I see that clear as day. Thank You.
     
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  11. Ragu

    Ragu Active Member

    I could use some help with these two quarters. To me the quarter that looks like it has motor oil on it , could some have gotten into the mix someplace. That is in the element , can't get that off. The other I'm still unsure. Maybe they are both parking lot bling. Ragu Screenshot_20220111-120647_Flashlight & Magnifying Glass.jpg Screenshot_20220111-120932_Flashlight & Magnifying Glass.jpg Screenshot_20220111-120934_Flashlight & Magnifying Glass.jpg Screenshot_20220111-120629_Flashlight & Magnifying Glass.jpg
     
  12. Collecting Nut

    Collecting Nut Borderline Hoarder

    The quarters are definitely damaged
     
  13. charley

    charley Well-Known Member

    I think they are the IED variety. They definitely make a person trust in God.....
     
  14. Ragu

    Ragu Active Member

    Lol
     
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  15. Ragu

    Ragu Active Member

    I had just pick this up from the bank 2 min ago in change..So if the rim is closer to the top it's a Large date ...This would be a large date . Screenshot_20220111-143609_Flashlight & Magnifying Glass.jpg
     
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  16. Kentucky

    Kentucky Supporter! Supporter

    Close, if the rim is closer to the flat bottom on the 2 (could you put another 2 in there but it would touch the rim) it's a large.
     
  17. Ragu

    Ragu Active Member

    Would someone give me some feedback on this one cent. This is really nice. I never seen this one . Screenshot_20220114-144645_Flashlight & Magnifying Glass.jpg Screenshot_20220114-144709_Flashlight & Magnifying Glass.jpg Screenshot_20220114-144711_Flashlight & Magnifying Glass.jpg
     
  18. KBBPLL

    KBBPLL Well-Known Member

    It's pocket change. What do you think is special about it?
     
  19. robec

    robec Junior Member

    Do you see that thing inside the red circle? Before you attach your photos please click on that to crop your images. All you need to attach is the image of the coin, not all the empty space around it.
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  20. Ragu

    Ragu Active Member

    I have never seen a penny with the dark in color like this.I like it and is different to me. I will put it with my favourites. Ragu
     
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  21. Ragu

    Ragu Active Member

    Thanks for the tip. I did not know that.
     
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