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Find a Wikipedia image that answers this question: Which body part is found on both the Barber quarter and the Canadian 1917 10 cents?

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Represent the given Wikipedia image with related text information: 1914 Barber Quarter NGC AU58 Obverse.png The obverse of the Barber quarter, this example minted in 1914. This particular coin is graded AU58 (almost uncirculated) by the Numismatic Guaranty Corporation (NGC) and is housed in a plastic holder.

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