1928-S and 1941-S Large and Small Mintmark Varieties

The 1928-S and 1941-S Lincoln Cents have a Large and Small Mintmark. I show you the difference here.
For both dates the LARGE S is the rare variety.
Both dates come with RPMs for both varieties.

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[JamesSmith-ifyr]

Thank you for the help sir I've been trying to figure out how to tell what was the difference between them

[mferrarorace]

Looking at my 41S right now, it's tough to make the determination..looks like the top of the small and bottom of the large....no doubling is obvious....errrr, well time for a tomato and basil planting break....

[crazymatorcoins]

Ken all you info is great thank for the help

[edhettick]

Do they make a Silver penny or aluminum 1941 ?

[jenniferkline]

I know this is 6 years old but I found in my dad's coin collection that he left me that I have a 1941 small ass mint mark and I don't know how to get the value of it. There are random numbers at the bottom of the cardboard portion I'm just wondering if that's because it was certified or something.

[matthewharkins]

I have a small s over large s 1941 penny.

[jamesdale]

What's the 1941 small s date worth?

[shanedaniel]

On your blog, what does the "BIE" mean?

[Kirkwiillams]

Great info. Never realized there were large/small 1928 s. The one I have has some damage. Hard to tell if it is a large or small. Thanks