Trying to find special character

Does anyone know how to find this symbol (`) (no brackets) on the iPhone keyboard?
Thanks.

No - still missing after nearly a year. It was reported almost as soon as the iPhone was released - but despite 2-3 revisions of software, and the inclusion of some "very rarely" used keys, the 'grave' key (`) omission still has not been corrected. A lot of passwords and access codes use this character. Don't bother putting it in the "feedback" - if Apple hasn't realized by now that they left off a common keyboard character - they never will.

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