1960-D, LD

Dick · Expert Member

Bob, here is one you can check for me. I know it is LD, but I can't tell about the possibility that it is also a LG/SM date, or vice-versa.

Dick

Teryble · Veteran Member

Hi Dick

See if I'm learning.....I say large date Question

I'm moving up in the world machine tripling Laughing

Teryble

Dick · Expert Member

Hi Carol, yes you are learning. (don't tell anyone, but I gave you a clue: " I know it is LD"). Twisted Evil

That wasn't very nice, but the devil made me do it. I'm trying to find out if it is , also, a large date over a small date. Or maybe vice-versa. Most likely, neither.
Dick

Teryble · Veteran Member

It's maxi and now I just need to learn to reply and not reply with a new topic Confused

Dick · Expert Member

Okay, there is one way, and maybe an easier way, but click on the subject title, (new finds), and then click on the one you want to open.
Dick

Teryble · Veteran Member

I knew that, it is just that hand eye coordination Laughing

Bob P · Site Admin

Dick, I posted this same pic in the other thread. As I said there, you should be fairly certain if you find the Large over Small date or vice-versa. Take a look at the site also because there are a few different varieties including proof specimens.

Dick · Expert Member

Thanks,Bob.
Dick

coop · Expert Member

Dick: Your coin looks like it is from a very worn die. The marks that appear as doubling I feel is die cracks on the devices. Check with Bob's image and you will note that the devices are just normal size with a crack over them.