US Patterns- WHAT U.S. COINAGE COULD HAVE BEEN
J-1554 1$ Morgan Dollar Rev: Poached Eagle with Dropped wings

Owner Comments:

1878 $1 Barber Designed Dollar
Judd-1554, Pollock-1733 (Pollock List the P1733 as a Rarity R.6 - w/ 13 - 30 in existence)
Rarity: R.5, PR63 CAC Endorsed:

Struck in silver wit Reeded Edge

Obverse: :Liberty wears a beaded coronet and faces left. The stars are arranged 7 x 6, separated by IN GOD WE TRUST with the date below.

Reverse: :Features a standing eagle with spread wings, clutching an olive branch and arrows. E PLURIBUS UNUM is above in gothic letters. The border displays UNITED STATES OF AMERICA and ONE DOLLAR with the legends separated by two stars.

Comment: :
This is the Pollock variety with star 13 distant from the curl and the upright of the B in PLURIBUS centered under the second T in STATES. The fields are brightly reflective and each side shows light, scattered reddish-golden toning with a trace of blue around the margins.

Provenance/Appearance:
From The Indian Rocks Collection Heritage April 2016 CSNS Signature Auction - Chicago / Lot #5622; Prior possible Stacks Portion July Auction 87 / Lot #839