Which 1794 large cent is this?

I bought this a few years ago for about $150 & thought it was the common 'Head of 1794'.
For some reason I never really checked it out.
Lookin a the Redbook today I now think it might be a 'Head of 93'.
Any opinions?
For some reason I never really checked it out.
Lookin a the Redbook today I now think it might be a 'Head of 93'.
Any opinions?

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Pictures in the Redbook aren't the greatest, but it looks to me that the cap position resembles 'Head of '93' more than 'Head of '94'.
Also the '4' is off the Bust on the '93, while nearly touching on the '94.
Maybe my Redbook (2006) is wrong?
I beleive this is a Sheldon 67 Rarity 3
Edited to add: Sheldon describes the final 6 obverse dies of 1794, including the obverse 34 used on S-67, as follows: "... the whole design is executed in a hard, inartistic style, as continued in 1795." Thus, I think we can safely say that this could be called a Head of '95. The S-72, which has a flat lower curl, is often known as the "exact head of '95." That goes to show that the shape of the lower curl is a bad diagnostic for the head type.
If so, then I guess it was worth the $150 (maybe less, it's been a while) as worth it.
Would you all suggest ANACS for grading?
More to protect, authenticate, and most importantly attribute the coin.
When the time does come to sell, I don't want to get into an arguement on what 'head' is on Liberties shoulders.
Since there are problems, PCGS & NGC are out.
Would ANACS be the next choice?
Edit to answer your attribution question: you now have it, 3 of 3 responders called it S-67. Write that on the flip.
You all have shown the best part of these boards.