Old tank, steel 76?

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I have a tank made in 69 that i got with some lp72’s. This tank however is a tad taller weighs the same and seems about a lbs more negative. Does that sound like an lp76? Or just a different brands version of a 72?
Also I can’t find any 76’s online. Are they hard to find? Are they worth anything?
 
I had a steel tank which was just a bit longer than a steel 72. It was a 2475 psi stamped tank, and if my memory is correct, it was an 80 cubic foot tank (but that was a while back, like decades). So check the rated pressure, and if it is 2475, it may be a steel 80.

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I have a tank made in 69 that i got with some lp72’s. This tank however is a tad taller weighs the same and seems about a lbs more negative. Does that sound like an lp76? Or just a different brands version of a 72?
Also I can’t find any 76’s online. Are they hard to find? Are they worth anything?
Pix! And detailed ones with as much of the stamps and markings visible as possible.
 

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