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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Bill in Burl, post: 2289784, member: 23692&quot;]As a rule of thumb, you can almost always delineate a LD from a small date by taking a file card or piece of paper and run it vertically down along the outer left hand edge of the N in Cent if you can&#039;t tell immediately from the font used.&nbsp; If that line intersects the upper part of the 9, it is almost a large date.&nbsp; Yours is the exception, as all SD/LL cents had the last 2 digits manually struck on the working dies ... as such, the gap between the 8 &amp; 9 is different than the LD&#039;s or SL/SD&#039;s.&nbsp; Yours is definitely a small date and nice grade.&nbsp; BTW, ALL small leaves Reverses HAVE to be small date as well.&nbsp; There are no large date, small leaf coins.&nbsp; </p><p><br /></p><p>Your SD Reverse is called the &quot;low 91&quot; and is ID&#039;d as Turner R1P-S3 and is mated with Obverse O2Y-S1 and the Reverse was used on 37% of the SD/LL Obv 3 1891 cents.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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