US Patterns- WHAT U.S. COINAGE COULD HAVE BEEN
J-571 5C Copper

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Coin Details

Origin/Country: United States
Design Description: PATTERNS & TRIAL COINS 1864-1869
Item Description: 5C 1867 J-571
Full Grade: PCGS PF 65 Brown
Owner: mania

Owner Comments:


1867 5C
Judd-571, Pollock-639
Rarity: High R.7, PF65BN
Es Simpson/Bass


Struck in copper with a plain edge.

Obverse: The obverse closely resembles that of the contemporary three cent nickel.

Reverse: The denomination 5 with CENTS curved underneath both are within a laurel wreath that is close to the reverse edges. A tiny IN GOD WE TRUST is above.

Comment:
Variants exist with the 7 away from and close to Liberty's curl (Pollock-639 and 640, respectively. Three examples of each Pollock variety are confirmed in copper.
Magenta and ice-blue accents complement flashy copper-brown surfaces. A rare and gorgeous five cent pattern with a desirable pedigree.

77.5 Grains, 20.6 mm Diameter 180Deg Die Alignment

Provenance/Appearances:
From The Towers Collection, Heritage CSNS May 2024 Lot #3699 priors
Ex: Lee Hewitt (4/1972); Harry W. Bass, Jr.; Bass Collection, Part I (Bowers and Merena, 5/1999), lot 1040;
Philadelphia ANA (Stack's Bowers, 8/2012), lot 12091;
Baltimore Auction (Stack's Bowers, 11/2012), lot 5216;
Simpson Sale Dallas (Heritage, 11/2020), lot 3152;
Great Collections, 1/2022

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