1982-d copper Small date 0

[Temrey]

Please someone tell me accurately the specs on my three pennies here...

[Coinbuf]

31 minutes ago, Temrey said:

Please someone tell me accurately the specs on my three pennies here...

You will need to post some photos, one photo of each side of each coin cropped, before we can tell you anything.

[Greenstang]

Welcome to the Forum

Agree with Coinbuf

Hard to tell without something to look at.

[MarkFeld]

6 minutes ago, Greenstang said:

Welcome to the Forum

Agree with Coinbuf

Hard to tell without something to look at.

True, but when someone’s asking if they have a small date 1982-D copper example, even without pictures, you can answer “no” and have nearly a 100% chance of being correct.

[Temrey]

 

9 hours ago, Temrey said:

Please someone tell me accurately the specs on my three pennies here...

 

[Temrey]

[Just Bob]

Welcome to the forum.

All 5 of those are large date cents.

[Temrey]

[l.cutler]

That one is a large date as well.

 

[Temrey]

5 minutes ago, Just Bob said:

 

Completely agree... The next is a small date...

[Temrey]

[Greenstang]

The first is a Large date

The second is a Small Date

Edited February 7, 2021 by Greenstang

[Temrey]

Those two are small date for sure right?

 

[Just Bob]

The second one is.

 

[Temrey]

Just screenshotted those pictures off of NGC. The second one they're sold for 18,800.... are there any experts on here who actually know what they're talking about?

 

 

[Greenstang]

If it is a 1982D Small Date copper, then it is worth big money. If it is a 1982D zinc, then it is worth about face value, depending on grade.

[Temrey]

Correct bob... Now this one is a large date....

[ldhair]

These images may help. The Copper should weigh about 3.1 grams and the Zinc about 2.5 grams.

 

 

[Just Bob]

8 minutes ago, Temrey said:

Just screenshotted those pictures off of NGC. The second one they're sold for 18,800.... are there any experts on here who actually know what they're talking about?

 

 

That is an awfully uppity attitude. What is the problem here?

[MarkFeld]

18 minutes ago, Temrey said:

To be clear, the above (which has been posted twice) is the only small date example pictured in this thread, thus far. 

Edited February 7, 2021 by MarkFeld

[Coinbuf]

14 minutes ago, Temrey said:

Just screenshotted those pictures off of NGC. The second one they're sold for 18,800.... are there any experts on here who actually know what they're talking about?

 

 

Everyone has been very helpful and has taken time to answer your questions correctly, you should holster the hostility.   And just for your information NGC does not sell coins they authenticate and grade them, and I can also guarantee you that the photo you posted of the coin in someone's palm (the wrong way to hold a coin) is the only small date of all the photos you have posted.

[Temrey]

PAll 13 0f my 82 weigh inside the the all9

[Just Bob]

 

47 minutes ago, Temrey said:

PAll 13 0f my 82 weigh inside the the all9

Oh, I see... You're stoned. 

Now it all makes sense. 

[VKurtB]

14 hours ago, MarkFeld said:

True, but when someone’s asking if they have a small date 1982-D copper example, even without pictures, you can answer “no” and have nearly a 100% chance of being correct.

This.

[DonnaJo]

[DonnaJo]

Just now, DonnaJo said:

Any the small date? All 3.06-3.11 grams

 

Just now, DonnaJo said:

 

[l.cutler]

Nope, all those are large date.

[Temrey]

Okay for the sake of moving on and furthering discussion... WHAT IN THE HELL IS THIS...?

[Temrey]

[Temrey]

What are these???