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  | Pattern 1852 Gold Dollar Judd-140 CACG PR64  $5,250While technically there's not a whole (pun intended) lot to the coin, holey patterns are always fun to look at. This Gold Dollar pattern was struck in copper-nickel. It's listed as a low Rarity-7, and is the first one of this particular Judd number that we have handled. CAC Price Guide is $5400. Certification Number: 796440227 |
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  | Pattern 1853 Cent Judd-150 NGC PF63 $4,500 New This low R.7 pattern resides in an older, pre-prong holder. A neat piece struck in German silver alloy, with a regular obverse die for the gold Quarter Eagle Liberty. The hologram is missing from the back of the holder. Certification Number: 290111-011 |
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  | Pattern 1858 Flying Eagle Cent Judd-203 CACG PR64 $5,750 The obverse has a hooked-neck eagle flying left with tall wings. The reverse is similar to that of the issued 1860 cent but there is no shield at 12 o'clock. Struck in copper-nickel with a plain edge. Judd-203 was a member of a 12-piece 1858 pattern cent set offered by the U.S. Mint to the general public. CAC Price Guide is $6000. Rarity-5. Certification Number: 605882863 |
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  | Pattern 1861 $5 Judd-283 PCGS PR65+RD $16,250 New Rarity.6-7. The only Judd-283 we have handled and the only piece graded by PCGS. This rarely seen five dollar pattern is a large-diameter coin with the Longacre design from 1860. Struck in copper with a reeded edge. The lettering appears to have been done by Anthony Paquet. PCGS Price Guide is $20,000. Certification Number: 40323248 |
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  | Pattern 1863 10C Judd-329 NGC Proof Details $1,350 New Damaged. Low Rarity-6. Just 39 minted. The obverse features an ornamental shield that has an inverted laurel wreath suspended from a ring. A pair of arrows are crossed behind the shield. The reverse features the denomination and date in the center. The peripheral legends are EXCHANGED FOR U.S. NOTES on the obverse and POSTAL CURRENCY ACT JULY 1862 on the reverse. Struck in tin with a plain edge. Certification Number: 6903638-001 |
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  | Pattern 1867 5 Cents Judd-561 NGC PF64 $5,450 Struck in aluminum. The obverse features Liberty with feathers and a ribbon which reads "Union & Liberty". The reverse features a large shield with the Roman numeral "V". This pattern is a Rarity-5. Certification Number: 3124045-004 |
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  | Pattern 1868 $5-25 Francs Judd-65 PCGS PR62 $7,650 New Struck in aluminum with a reeded edge. This unusual pattern was made to return the favor of a gold 1867 French pattern (VG3702) which carried an identical dual denomination. Low Rarity-7. Certification Number: 24143214 |
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  | Pattern 1871 Dollar Judd-1135 NGC PF64RB $12,950 This rare pattern is another of many of James Longacre's designs that were turned into patterns after his death by William Barber. Liberty is seated with conjoined flags behind, hand resting on a globe. The reverse has a large 1 DOLLAR in the center, surrounded by an agricultural wreath, STANDARD in small letters at the top. Struck in copper with a reeded edge. This is the first Judd-1135 we have handled and as you can see from the images, depending on the angle in which it is held, it shows off some crazy color. Rarity-7. Certification Number: 358080-007 Sold |