1970-S 1c BU small date

[wrld99]

HI, i have a roll of 1970-S 1c lincoln cents marked as small date, over 60% are very clearly small dates, but some are kind of "iffy". They have the traits decreibed but are a gamble in a way. I would be keeping a couple for myself and selling autioning the rest, should i sell the whole roll as small date or go through and have them all rechecked? i know ive compared them to the images and decriptions the 2018 coin collectors guide book and onlince resources. but there are small diffrences  but major positives in the roll. I would appreciate the imput, Thanks. "the coins are a better grade than BU BTW but would keep the original discription"

[koindog]

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[*coins]

As a buyer, I would only purchase a 1970-S small date cent that was graded by a third party.

BTW, since some are questionable, I would not list them all as small dates if I were doing it. Sell the ones you know are definitely small dates and then maybe take the others to a few deals and see what they say. There are also lots of really helpful articles online. They really helped me when I was looking for a 1970-s small date for my collection backa while ago.

[wrld99]

Are you refering to the forum itself or ebay in general(postings).

[wrld99]

If they Are/where marked as a certian grade and/or veriety would'nt that be considered a third party grading?  Although, all would still be subject to scrutiny of course.