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1960 Small Date Cent

Normally speaking, the second year of a new design sees a very pronounced reduction in the amount of saving by collectors and dealers. The novelty is gone, and in one case after another we see the first year of a new design with higher Mint State totals at the grading services than the second or third year.

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