1794 large cent

Please tell me what type this is. I looked at all the 1794 Sheldon photos on PCGS site and none match. I couldnt get Pictures of the NC's. Please help! Sorry these photo attachment wont go on. said only 50kb. each one is 1.12 mb. let me know your email and I will email them. TKS
Here are the links:
http://i227.photobucket.com/albums/dd143/Dbaston/1794hair.jpg
http://i227.photobucket.com/albums/dd143/Dbaston/1794centobv.jpg
http://i227.photobucket.com/albums/dd143/Dbaston/1794rev.jpg
Here are the links:
http://i227.photobucket.com/albums/dd143/Dbaston/1794hair.jpg
http://i227.photobucket.com/albums/dd143/Dbaston/1794centobv.jpg
http://i227.photobucket.com/albums/dd143/Dbaston/1794rev.jpg
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<< <i>I put them on photobucket now what do I do? >>
Copy the IMG code from photobucket. Paste it here. When done with your message, hit the 'Reply to Thread' button.
<< <i>I put them on photobucket now what do I do? >>
Click the framed picture (image) & enter the IMG Code (from Photobucket) starting with http://
Take those codes the way you got them from photobucket...when writing a message, you will see a picture frame, click on that....paste the IMG code....click ok....reply to thread.....and you're done...
I guess I will do my part and edit mine....you know...for the dial uppers!
<< <i>Thanks for telling me how to do that!
No prob!
Can't really help with the variety, though....
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<< <i>I'd guess S-44. >>
I agree with coxe, it is S-44 (common). You can just make out the large reverse die crack near 1:00 and towards the center. You may have had problems attributing this copper for a couple of reasons: 1) it has been burnished to reduce the effects of surface corrossion (probably was in the ground) and, 2) the hair has been amateurishly reengraved to make it appear to be of a higher grade. Oddly enough I like it, at the right price level.
Alan
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<< <i>I'd guess S-44. >>
I agree with coxe, it is S-44 (common). You can just make out the large reverse die crack near 1:00 and towards the center. You may have had problems attributing this copper for a couple of reasons: 1) it has been burnished to reduce the effects of surface corrossion (probably was in the ground) and, 2) the hair has been amateurishly reengraved to make it appear to be of a higher grade. Oddly enough I like it, at the right price level. >>
I agree. I was going to call it Sheldon T1T. (tooled one time). Except I would call the hair artisticly re-engraved. it actually doesn't look bad--not much like the original but not bad. --Jerry