1798 First Hair Draped bust cent DVG-8 774.D8

This is an 1798 Draped Bust Large Cent graded DVG-8, variety 774.D8. The Draped Bust design, with Liberty's hair flowing to the right, was struck on large copper planchets and represents one of the earliest American cent types. The "First Hair" designation distinguishes this die variety from later 1798 issues. DVG-8 indicates a well-circulated example with clear major design elements still visible. Variety 774.D8 identifies the specific die marriage, making it a collectible piece for students of early American coinage and Sheldon variety collectors alike.

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