@coinclue.app: One penny, two date sizes. This isn't a blurry camera. 🪙 This specific 1960-D/D cent combines the FS-101 Small/Large Date doubled-die outlines with a repunched D above the normal position. Ordinary Small Date and Large Date cents are different; the date size alone does not identify the variety. One NGC MS67 Red example sold for $748 at Stack's Bowers in November 2011 (lot 687). This is a specific historical single-coin comparable, not the value of every coin with that date or a guaranteed sale price. Ordinary 1960-D Small Date and Large Date cents are separate normal issues. The overlapping-date/RPM variety, not any small date, is featured; high-grade 2011 sale. Explore your own coins with CoinClue for identification and estimated value: https://coinclue.app/ #CoinClue #CoinCollecting #USCoins #CheckYourChange #LincolnCent Visuals are AI-generated illustrations, not photographs of the authenticated auction specimen or evidence of a diagnostic. The reused ending scan is an illustrative demo of a different coin, not an appraisal of the featured coin. CoinClue identification and estimated values do not replace professional authentication or guarantee a sale price. Sources: https://www.pcgs.com/auctionprices/item/1960-d-1c-small-large-date-rd/82869/1443150746576606202

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