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LIBERTY CAP LARGE CENTStart your search on LIBERTY CAP LARGE CENT. Forgotten Founders Historic Documents and Coins of Freedom - By Stanley L. Klos ...
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LIBERTY CAP HALF CENTS - HEAD LEFT (1793 ONLY) The Liberty Cap - Head Left design was used only in 1793. Images courtesy of Jim McGuigan ...
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Liberty Cap Cents 1793-1796 Coin Guide Liberty Cap Cents 1793-1796 The Liberty Cap large cents of 1793-1796 are the classics of early American copper coinage.
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Caligula Æ quadrans. COS TERT PON M TR P IIII P P around large RCC / C CAESAR DIV AVG PRON AVG Liberty cap, S C at sides. Example No. 2:TextImage Example No. 3:TextImage ...
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The Liberty Cap motif, the symbol of freedom derived from the cap given to slaves freed in ancient times, occurs over a long period in American numismatics, ...
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The Liberty Cap Half Cent where minted from 1794-1797, and during these times there where copper shortages. So, many of these coins where struck over a Talbot, Allum and Lee Token, because they where a cheaper acquisition of copper.
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Two Daggers and a Liberty Cap - and the Portrait of a King?: Brutus issued the EID MAR silver denarius to remind his soldiers that they fought for the Roman Republic.
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In 1815 quarters were again minted and this time the portrait of Liberty faces left and is wearing a Liberty Cap. For the first time the Latin Legend "E Pluribus Unum" is incorporated in the design and appears above the Eagle on the reverse.
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A circle of beads near the rim of a coin, placed there for decorative purposes. An example of a beaded coin is the 1793 Liberty Cap cent. Bicentennial Coinage ...
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new Liberty was seated on a rock, facing left, dressed in a Greek gown called a chiton. At her right the word LIBERTY is engraved on a scroll across the front of the shield of the United States. She holds in her left hand a pole with a liberty cap.
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The sestertius above showing Liberty holding the pileus ( liberty cap) is just a typical example. The few 'premium' items available for the reign include very rare medallions with the Colloseum reverse.
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See also: Liberty, Coin, Mint, As, Design

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