Picture of 1796 FLOWING HAIR LARGE 1C, LIBERTY CAP MS63 Brown
Picture of 1796 FLOWING HAIR LARGE 1C, LIBERTY CAP MS63 Brown Picture of 1796 FLOWING HAIR LARGE 1C, LIBERTY CAP MS63 Brown Picture of 1796 FLOWING HAIR LARGE 1C, LIBERTY CAP MS63 Brown Picture of 1796 FLOWING HAIR LARGE 1C, LIBERTY CAP MS63 Brown

1796 FLOWING HAIR LARGE 1C, LIBERTY CAP MS63 Brown

VERY CHOICE CHOCOLATE BROWN SURFACES. S-81. RARITY-3. CAC.
Grading Service: PCGS
SKU: 140722
Cert Number: 43829163
$93,500.00

In 1796, General Moses Cleaveland surveyed the Western Reserves of Connecticut for the Connecticut Land Company to divide the area into townships. The area, later part of Ohio, became known as “Cleaveland”, named after the General, was incorporated as a city in 1836 under the slightly modified name of “Cleveland”. This 1796 cent recalls the beginning of a city that in 1920 would be the fifth largest in the country for a time.

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