US Patterns- WHAT U.S. COINAGE COULD HAVE BEEN
J-509 5c Shield: No Ray's in Bronze

Owner Comments:

1866 5C Shield Five Cents,
Judd-509, Pollock-592
Rarity: High R.6, PR66 RB CAC Endorsed

Struck in bronze with a plain edge

Obverse: The obverse is the shield design used to coin regular issue 1866 nickels,

Reverse: The regular issue type without rays that was adopted in 1867. .

Comment:
A majestic magenta tone graces both sides of this SUPERB GEM! The mirrors are sleek, blazing, and brilliant, beaming with a deep reflection. The definition is razor sharp and the eye appeal is amazing bright with an iridescence over both sides. This piece can be identified by a small mark to the left of the date

Provenance/ Appearances:
From Legend’s Auction #52 May 2022 /Lot # 298; prior The Western Hills Collection, Heritage Jun 2005 /Lot #7396; Heritage Aug 1996 ( ANA - Harper Family Pattern) /Lot 5010