US Patterns- WHAT U.S. COINAGE COULD HAVE BEEN
J-763 1$ Seated Liberty (Copper)

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Coin Details

Origin/Country: United States
Design Description: PATTERNS & TRIAL COINS 1864-1869
Item Description: S$1 1869 J-763
Full Grade: PCGS PF 65 Red Brown
Owner: mania

Owner Comments:


1869 1$ Seated Dollar
Judd-760, Pollock-848
Rarity R.7, PR65 RB
Ex: Simpson. .


Struck in copper with a reeded edge.

Obverse/Reverse: Regular die design as issue for the Seated Dollar.
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Comment:
These pieces were deliberately struck by the Mint for sale to collectors as part of off-metal sets. Fewer than a half dozen are known today.
This GEM is the finest graded in any designation at either service.

About three or four Judd-763 examples are known, per USPatterns.com. Rather than dies trials, these were struck for sale to collectors.
Red and Brown surfaces reveal iridescent shades of magenta, peach-orange, cobalt-blue, and mint-green when rotated. A striking example and rare in this metal.

Provenance/Appearances:
From Heritage May 2023 CSNS Signature® Auction / Lot #4954
Ex: Important Selections from the Bob R. Simpson Collection, Part I (Heritage, 9/2020), /Lot #10239;
Stacks Jan 1994 / Lot #520

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