1796–1807
The Draped Bust quarter had an extremely short run, making it one of the thinnest series in American coinage.
1856–1858
The Flying Eagle cent was the US Mint's answer to a problem: the old large copper cent was too big and too expensive to produce, but switching to a small coin required an act of Congress.
1859–1909
James B.
1815–1838
John Reich designed the Capped Bust quarter, which replaced the Draped Bust type.
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