1 Cent "Flowing Hair Cent" (Wreath reverse) , United States
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Coin Details
Obverse
The "Flowing Hair" Liberty head on the right, and the vintage. In spite of a big work of remodelling of the head, this design did not meet more success. It was abandoned for good afterwards. There is a branch above the date. On some very rare pieces, there are strawberry leaves with a bud instead. See comments for more details.
Latin
LIBERTY 1793
Reverse
The face value (in all letters) surrounded by a plant crown. This design was well received by the public. The fraction is now under the bow of the ribbon.
Latin
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA ONE CENT 1/100
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