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Liberty Cap half cent was the
first half cent coin
produced by the
United States Mint. It was
issued from 1793
until 1797. The
Liberty Cap half cent was...
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Paddy cap—see also Caubeen), longs****man's
cap,
scally cap,
Wigens cap, ivy
cap, golf
cap,
duffer cap,
driving cap,
bicycle cap, Jeff
cap, or in Scotland...
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Market capitalization,
sometimes referred to as
market cap, is the
total value of a
publicly traded company's
outstanding common shares owned by stockholders...
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half of the 19th century. The
cap became highly po****r
among boys in the U.S., Canada,
United Kingdom, and
Australia in the 1950s. The
original cap consisted...
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cap; and in the
United States as a
scally cap,
English cap.
Various other terms exist (cabbie
cap,
driver cap, golf
cap, longs****man
cap, ivy
cap, train...
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Half Cent
Handbook –
Liberty Cap Varieties 1793–1797 by Ed Fuhrman, 2022. The
Half Cent
Handbook –
Errors and
Oddities by Ed Fuhrman, 2022. The
Half Cent...
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Phrygian cap (/ˈfrɪdʒ(iː)ən/ FRIJ-(ee)-ən) or
liberty cap is a soft
conical cap with the apex bent over, ****ociated in
antiquity with
several peoples...
- A
peaked cap,
peaked hat,
service cap,
barracks cover, or
combination cap is a form of
headgear worn by the
armed forces of many nations, as well as many...
- A
whoopee cap is a
style of
headwear po****r
among youths in the mid-20th
century in the
United States. It was
often made from a man's felt
fedora hat...
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cap is a
military cap that can be
folded flat when not
being worn. It is also
known as a
garrison cap or
flight cap in the
United States,
wedge cap in...