Not from what I can see. There is not even enough to tell it has the style I or style II (extra curl at the neck) hair. Perhaps someone who is great at doing Sheldon varieties could pin it down, but I need more than what is here. I have attributed dateless pieces by Sheldon variety, but this one is too far gone for me.
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I think I can safely eliminate that date as an option....along with '93, '95, and all large cents minted after 1807. But I'm guessing that doesn't really help the OP
This is either a 1796 or 1797 (maybe 1798 as well, but doubtful). I do not have my book in front of me but know you can get a variety out of it. 1799 and on is out.
On the reverse, look at where the T in CENT touches the leaves. Also look at the shape of the bow below CENT and the length of the fraction bar in 1/100. The spacing in LIBERTY and a few other features help as well. If I had my copy of Early Amercan Cents with me I'm fairly sure I could determine the date. I guessed 1794 just to keep the thread on the front page.
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i don't know if there is enough there, but i'll guess 1815
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<< <i>1794? >>
I think I can safely eliminate that date as an option....along with '93, '95, and all large cents minted after 1807.
But I'm guessing that doesn't really help the OP
<< <i>Amazing! How can you tell? >>
On the reverse, look at where the T in CENT touches the leaves. Also look at the shape of the bow below CENT and the length of the fraction bar in 1/100. The spacing in LIBERTY and a few other features help as well. If I had my copy of Early Amercan Cents with me I'm fairly sure I could determine the date. I guessed 1794 just to keep the thread on the front page.