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1794-95![]() Flowing hair Liberty. 1796-97![]() Draped bust Liberty; small eagle reverse. 1801-07![]() Draped bust Liberty; heraldic eagle. 1807-36![]() Capped bust Liberty. 1836-39![]() Small stars; reeded edgee; no "E PLURIBUS UNUM" on reverse; "50 CENTS" or "HALF DOL." on reverse. 1839-66![]() Liberty seated. The weight was reduced from 13.36 grams to 12.44 grams in 1853, and arrows were added on either side of the date from 1853-55. 1853![]() Rays added around eagle on reverse for one year only. 1866-91![]() Motto resumed on reverse. The weight was increased from 12.44 grams to 12.5 grams in 1873, and arrows were added on either side of the date from 1873-74. 1892-1915![]() Liberty head. 1916-47![]() Walking Liberty. 1948-63![]() Benjamin Franklin, Liberty Bell. 1964![]() President John Kennedy. 1965-70![]() Composition changed from 0.9 silver to outer layer of 0.8 silver bonded to inner core of 0.791 copper. 1971-74, 1977-![]() Composition changed to outer layer of 0.75 copper bonded to inner core of pure copper. 1976![]() Special issue to commemorate the Bicentennial.
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