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You must distinguish between large and small dates and condition -- Need a pic to make that determination. The 1982-D copper is the one that is worth the most.
Here is some info on the 1982 lincolns... In 1982 the mint switched from a solid one cent weighing 3.1 grams to a copper plated coin weighing 2.5 grams... If you find a 1982D small date weighing 3.1 grams then that is a find worth getting excited about!!!
Jim (A.K.A. Elmer Fudd) Be verwy verwy quiet... I'm hunting coins!!! Good Hunting!!!
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I agree with Will, hype talk is directed toward the 1982D small date copper 3.11 gram (which I believe 2 have ever been found) could be the big unicorn score). But people do search for them. After the thousands of cents I've handled, weighing has become a thing I hardly ever have to do. The difference in weigh can usually be detected by appearance or feel. I Mint state 82 cooper is still very common to purchase at a very low price. Happy Hunting!
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