 From 1807 to 1812, a new type designed by John Reich was produced, the "Draped Bust" (also referred to as the "Capped Bust"), featuring a round-capped Liberty facing left on the obverse and a modified eagle on the reverse.For the first time, the value "5 D." was placed on the reverse of the coin to indicate its value.In 1813 a modified version of the Draped Bust was introduced, removing much of the bustline ("Capped Head") and giving Liberty an overall larger appearance.