1793 Flowing Hair Cent. Chain Reverse. S-4. Rarity-3+. AMERICA, With Periods. VF-35 (PCGS). Secure Holder.，This handsome 1793 Chain cent is warmly and evenly toned in olive-brown with blushes of light rose iridescence evident as the surfaces dip into a light. Both sides exhibit a hard satin texture with only a few scattered marks. Wispy hairlines and a somewhat glossy appearance are noted for accuracy. The reverse definition is impressive, especially in and around the center, while the obverse retains quite bold detail to Libertys portrait; the word LIBERTY and the date are sharp. All in all this is an aesthetically pleasing mid-grade survivor of a historically significant and perennially popular issue.<p>The distinct Sheldon-4 variety is the only one of the five known for the 1793 Chain cent that displays periods on the obverse after the word LIBERTY and the date. It is the second most frequently encountered variety of the issue (after S-3) and probably accounted for the bulk of the large cents that the Mint delivered from March 8 through 12, 1793. If so, the mintage from these dies may have amounted to as many as 13,758 coins out of the total of 36,103 pieces for the 1793 Chain cent as an issue. Most survivors are not as well defined as the present Choice VF, especially on the obverse, confirming the desirability of this coin for both type and variety purposes.<br /><p>，PCGS# 91341. NGC ID: 223F.，，
