1871 Judd 1164- R-7+. Copper, Quarter eagle struck from regular dies. Judd book shows $13,500. PCGS 12, NGC 00. Judd b1164 is an extreme rarity struck in copper using regular gold-issue dies from the Philadelphia Mint. Only about 3 to 7 total examples of this off-metal strike are known to exist, making high-grade specimens prized trophies for advanced pattern collectorsMore
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CAMEO, 1871. R-7+. Ex-Harry Bass (gold label). Beautiful example of a Longacredesigned Standard Silver half dollar. Only 3 w cameo designation. Population 1 with 1 higher at PCGS and POP 1 with none higher at NGC. Awesome pedigree.More
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Wow, 1872. R-8. Aluminum Quarter Eagle struck from regular dies in Deep Cameo Contrast. Rare and beautiful! Blazing PQ+. Population of only 1 with only1 higher.More
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- - BN, 1872. R-6+. CAC. Amazonian $3 in Copper. Major Rarity and beautiful. Barber's Liberty facing left w flowing tresses. Reverse features standing Eagle a la the Amazonian issues. CAC pop 2/1.More
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Incredible 1875 Double Eagle Pattern, PCGS Proof 65 Cameo Judd 1449 in Aluminum, which at the time this was struck was more valuable than gold and as such was used in special presentations to foreign dignitaries, other important people. This coin comes from a dealers personal collection. He had purchased this coin to put away for his children. Very rare opportunity.
Two claimed to be known, per uspatterns.com. However this is the only one graded at either grading service. Incredible surfaces and near perfect in eye appeal, 34mm, Simpson pedigree and cac'd
1867. R-7+. Only 2 graded (the other is a PF69 CAM that was crossed). Trial piece struck in Nickel from regular dies. Attractive. Very lite rub. Judd (60)=9000. More
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