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Rest in Peace
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Both the obverse and reverse are wrong for that issue but other than that, yeah you got one... again..... 
Edited by dave700x 02/02/2022 8:31 pm
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Pillar of the Community
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With all due respect, I fail to see how one can say this isn't a draped bust  . It clearly is. I'd recommend taking an even closer look.
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Pillar of the Community
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1793 faces left...do you not see the outline of Liberty's face facing right?
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Quote: With all due respect, I fail to see how one can say this isn't a draped bust. It clearly is. 
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Bedrock of the Community
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A most bizarre thread for sure.
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That is just so clearly a draped bust I don't see how you can think it is anything else. The shape of the face is all wrong for a 1793, wrong wreath on the reverse, not much elsee to say.
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Weren't there only 4 or 5 ever struck? Making this a ultra rare variety?  with all the above  .
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Well there you have it folks the nays have spoken. Clearly it's a draped bust with Liberty facing the wrong way or something to that affect. The goal as I understand it for this forum is the open exchange of information and ideas for the continued education of the hobby, if this is correct please allow me a minute to produce a few facts. 1793 flowing hair strawberry leaf faces Right. She has a high bust unlike the draped this is why I said in the beginning to look close as it is not a draped bust but a continuing re-stamping while turning. I'm aware that it's more than likely impossible to see it from the pictures I posted but she unlike the draped bust has what is known as a beaded border rather than dentils. The reverse on the other hand again I can see where it is hard to make out but after the first bunch of laurel leaves are two separate type leaves that look an awful lot like maple or oak but in fact as I understand it are actually strawberry leaves. All of this can be found a multiple websites but I gained all my information from PCGS's website. See link below https://www.PCGS.com/coinfacts/coin...leaf-bn/1353 website.  
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Valued Member
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And before you say it yes the reverses are different the link I gave was to the NC3 what you are looking at is the NC 2
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And no Mrwhat there has only been 1 NC2 found until now. Oh by the way Imacuter else has only one E. I'm with frog on this one most bizarre indeed.
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Pillar of the Community
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Must be nice to have such a fertile imagination...
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I like to think of it as having an open mind zirconium
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Sorry auto correct you know
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Oh Magoo, you've done it again!
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