File:Аверс доллара с изображением Свободы с распущенными волосами.jpg

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English: 1795 flowing hair dollar obverse

Русский: Аверс доллара с изображением Свободы с распущенными волосами

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Photos Courtesy of MidAtlantic Coins, LLC

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Robert Scot

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