J-A1840 DT10C 1840 PCGS MS62. R-8. Uniface die trial (obverse) from drapery dies tooled off to create a No Drapery prototype! 1840 Die Trail 10C (J-A1840-2, unique)...More
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J-60 Gobrecht Dollar (J60 1836 Gobrecht $1) PCGS PF62. This proof Gobrecht flying eagle dollar’s obverse has lovely pastel blue and light gray toning with hints of yellow and purple...More
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1836 Gobrecht Dollar (J-60, R-1) PCGS PR61 Restrike - Although we have listed it here in the pattern section, and this coin is listed in both Judd and Pollock books as well, this in fact is a regular issue....More
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J-67 1836 Gold Dollar G$1 PCGS PR63 CAMEO, CAC. J67, P-70, R-5. Struck in a composition of 90% gold and 10% copper, this is the first pattern gold dollar...More
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J-72 50c J72 1838 Half Dollar, PCGS PF63 CAC. R-5. This eye-appealing crisp proof 1838 Pattern Half Dollar has exceptional peripheral toning on both sides. It is tied for...More
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1839 50C (J-102, High R-7) NGC PR66 Restrike CAC - The so-called "Gobrecht Half Dollar", sharing the same basic design as the popular Gobrecht dollars struck...More
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J-104 (J104) 1839 S$1 (1839 Silver Dollar) PCGS PF50 CAC. This rare Proof 1839 Pattern Dollar coin has mint luster glowing within its devices. Shades of tan, rose, steel-grey...More
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J-104 1839 S$1 (J104 1839 Silver Dollar) NGC PF61. Technically considered a pattern coin, this historic, proof, Gobrecht silver dollar shows lovely shades of slivery blue...More
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J-104 (J104) 1839 S$1 (1839 Silver Dollar) NGC PF AU Details. Someone repaired this 1839 Pattern Silver $1.00 and did an excellent job because it is an exceedingly eye-appealing piece...More
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J-130 1851 1 Cent Pattern - J130 1851 1C Pattern Restrike NGC PF65 RB, R-7+. This extremely rare undated, 1851 Copper Cent Pattern has lots of mint red color...More
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J171A 1855 1C NCS PROOF. R-8! German Silver (spect analysis) Alloy 6/8. A major rarity within the series of proposed designs and metals for a new cent....More
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J-171A (J171A) 1855 1C PCGS PF55 CAC.R-8. This pattern cent is composed of 75% nickel, 12% copper, and 13% zinc. The coin is a light tan color with hints of blue-green...More
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J-221 1858 25C NGC PF64. R-7+ Rarest Paquet 25c. J221 1858 25c NGC PF64, R-7+. The obverse features Christian Gobrecht’s Seated Liberty design which was in wide use in 1858...More
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J-236 50c (J236 50c) 1859 50C, PCGS PF64 BN CAC. R-5. This majestic and rare 1859 Liberty Seated Half Dollar pattern struck in copper is predominantly reddish brown...More
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1859 50C (J-238, R-5) NGC PF-65BN CAC - A pattern half dollar piece struck in the late 1850's as part of a large set of various half dollar patterns......More
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J-245 1859 50C NGC PF64 CAC. R-6+. The obverse of this extremely rare pattern was designed by Chief Mint Engraver James B. Longacre and was known as the “French Liberty Head” design.More
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J-270 1857/1860 $2.50 NGC PF62 RB CAC. R-7-. Fantasy mule: 1857 Liberty Head obverse over wreathed Quarter Eagle reverse. This double dated, unusual, proof pattern...More
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J-285 $10 (1861 Eagle Pattern) PCGS PF63 BN. Rare Civil War $10. This rare, proof, Civil War dated 1861 pattern eagle was struck in copper. It has a rich brown surface...More
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J-293 50c 1862 Half Dollar, PCGS PF64. R-5. This rare, Civil War dated silver proof pattern half dollar, found in an OGH (old, green holder), is a toned piece with dark fields...More
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J-302 1863 1C (J302 1863 1 Cent) PCGS PF64. 1863-L Transitional! R-7+. Intrigue surrounds the Judd-302 pattern as it is unknown exactly why it was created...More
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J-327 1863 10C PCGS PF64 CAC, R-6+. This predecessor to the 2c, 3c, and 5c pieces introduced at the end of the Civil War was struck on an aluminum planchet...More
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J-341 1863 50C (J341 1863 Half Dollar) NGC PF66 BN. This rare, copper, proof 1863 Half Dollar Pattern coin is tied for the finest at both grading services with one other piece...More
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J-391 1864 50c J391 1864 Half Dollar Pattern PCGS PF64 CAM CAC R7. This transitional, proof 1864 Half Dollar Pattern is the finest graded at both PCGS and CAC...More
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1864 S$1 (J-397, low R-7) PCGS PR-66BN CAC - One of the numismatic fantasies produced at the Philadelphia Mint at a later time than noted on the coin...More
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1865 25C (J-426, low R-7) NGC PF65 RB - A wonderful and premium quality example of this so-called transitional quarter, of the type introduced in 1866 but dated 1865...More
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J-429 1865 50c (J429 1865 Half Dollar Pattern) PCGS PF64 CAC, R7. This proof 1865 Half Dollar Pattern is tied for second finest at PCGS and is the finest at CAC...More
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J450 1865 Ten Dollar $10 PCGS PF64 BN. R-6+ Transitional Copper $10, Civil War Date. J-450 1865 $10. This transitional pattern has a “coolness factor” of 10+!!...More
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J-561 (J561) 1867 5C PCGS PF63. R-5. Longacre Indian 5c in Aluminum! J-561 1867 5c Pattern. This stunningly attractive five cent pattern was designed by James B. Longacre...More
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J-663 $10 (J663 $10) 1868 $10 NGC PF65 CAM. This gem, aluminum proof 1868 $10.00 Pattern shows strong cameo contrast on both sides. The coin is unoxidized...More
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J-663 1868 $10 (J-663, low R-6) NGC PF65CAM CAC - Struck during a time when circulating money was still nowhere to be seen in general commerce...More
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J-720 (J720) 1869 10c, NGC PF64. Dramatic Nickel 10c! R-7+. This ten cent proof pattern coin is struck in nickel. Subdued mint luster is seen within the devices...More
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J-797 1870 3C (J797, low R-7) PCGS PR-64CAM CAC - A wonderful example of this prime numismatic delicacy, struck exclusively for sale to wealthy collectors...More
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1870 5C (J-805, high R-7) NGC PF64 BN - The regular five-cent nickel piece of the year, but struck in copper instead. This so-called die trail is very rare, with approximately...More
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J-811 (J811) 1870 5C NGC PF65 BN. R-7- Copper Half Dime. J-811 1870 Half 10c. This extremely rare pattern features William Barber’s rendition of Liberty seated and facing left...More
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J-825 (J825) 1870 10C NGC PF66. R-7. J-825 1870 10c Standard Silver Dime. This is an exceptionally rare pattern which features William Barber’s rendition of Liberty seated...More
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J-831 1870 10C (J831, high R-6) PCGS PR64. An exceptional good looking fantasy piece, using a new Liberty seated obverse designed by William Barber and a regular...More
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1870 10C (J-841, high R-7) PCGS PR-62 – The standard silver issues are generally considered common within the whole spectrum of American patterns...More
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J883 1870 Quater Dollar 25C NGC PF64 CAC. R-7. J-883 1870 25C NGC PF64, ex. Lemus Collection, R-7. Struck on a silver planchet with a plain edge...More
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J-887 1870 25C PCGS PF66 CAC, R-7+. This attractive J887 1870 25C PCGS PF66 CAC piece is certainly deserving of high status among the ultra rarities found...More
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J-902 (J902 25c) 1870 25C NGC PF64 BN. R-7. Various shades of brown, green, and yellow with a touch of mint red are seen on this lustrous proof pattern coin, which is struck...More
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J952 (J-952) 1870 50C NGC PF66. This lovely silver patter half dollar shows subdued mint luster under outstanding toning. The colors include rose, green...More
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1870 50C (J-980, R-8) NGC PF-64CAM – An extremely rare fantasy piece, of which this may be one of only two examples available on the public market.More
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1871 25C (J-1094, high R-7) NGC PF-64RB. The Indian princess design by James Barton Longacre generally is considered to be one of the most well executed coin designs...More
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1871 50C (J-1115, low R-7) NGC PF-64RB – A wonderful example of Longacre’s Indian Princess design, as executed by Chief Engraver William Barber.....More
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J-1170 (J1170) 1871 Half Eagle $5 NGC PF65 RB. R-7+. This half eagle proof pattern coin is struck in copper. Mint luster gleams from within the devices...More
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J-1413 1875 20C NGC PF65 CAMEO. J1413, P-1556, High R-7. All patterns and off-metal strikes of the short-lived 20 cent denomination are rare to extremely rare...More
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J-1426 1875 Trade Dollar T$1 NGC PF62. J1426, P-1569, High R-7 Ex: Farouk. One of only four pieces of this pattern which were identified by Pollock in 1992...More
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J-1601 1879 50C (J-1601) PCGS PR64. ex. H.W. Bass Jr. This proof J-1601 1879 50C pattern coin is from the famous collection of H.W. Bass Jr. The obverse is blue-grey...More
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J-1601 1879 50C (J-1601, high R-7) PCGS PR66 CAC. This is a wonderful and rare pattern, with the same obverse as the popular Morgan dollar, but with a different reverse...More
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J-1601 1879 Half Dollar 50C PCGS PF64, Harry W. Bass Jr. Collection, R-6+. Nicknamed the “Miniature Morgan Dollar”, both sides of this pattern feature designs created by George T. Morgan...More
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J-1645 1880 S$1 NGC PF63. R-6+ Looks 64! 1880 S$1 (J-1645, high R-6) NGC PF63. An interesting survivor from an experiment conducted by the United States Mint in the late 1870's...More
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J-1658 1880 $4 PCGS Genuine. Copper Gilt R-7. Certified by PCGS in one of the older genuine holders, this is an extremely rare pattern Stella...More
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J-1714 1883 5C NGC PF66 CAM. (J1714, low R-6). A wonderful survivor of this pattern for the new five-cent nickel pieces. Struck on a regular nickel planchet...More
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J-1748 1885 S$1 NGC PF68 RB. Snowden $1. Glorious! R-7-. 1885 S$1 (J-1748, low R-7). Rare, high grade and of exceptional eye-appeal, this coin has it all....More
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J-1982, 1916 10C NGC F12 CAC, R-8+. Formerly lumped into the J-1794 category with other 1916 10c patterns, in the 9th Edition of the authoritative work The Official Red Book...More
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