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  | Pattern 1851 Cent Judd-127 NGC PF63 $3,150 Low Rarity-6. An interesting holed pattern cent struck in billon (alloy made mostly of copper, but also with a precious metal such as silver in this case). Not dated on the coin, but struck in 1851. Certification Number: 612343-001 |
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  | Pattern 1863 $10 Judd-350 PCGS PR64BN $4,975 The designs are the same as the issued 1863 ten dollar piece, except that GOD OUR TRUST is placed on a scroll in the upper reverse field. Struck in copper with a reeded edge, then bronzed at the Mint. Low Rarity-6. Certification Number: 21246941 |
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  | Pattern 1863 10 Cents Judd-326 PCGS PR62BN $11,750 Electric blue toning on this rare postage currency pattern. Struck in copper. Medallic alignment and reeded edge. Rarity-7. Certification Number: 61223608 |
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  | Pattern 1863 10 Cents Judd-334 NGC PF63 $4,950 High R.7. The first of this rare pattern we have seen. Struck in aluminum, likely in the earl 1870's. This was backdated in order to complete off-metal sets of the year. Greysheet CPG is $5000. Certification Number: 2041641-001 |
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  | Pattern 1863 Two Cent Judd-312 PCGS PR65RB $5,750 A fascinating Two Cent Pattern struck during the height of the Civil War. One of the major differences between this coin and a regular issue Two Cent Piece is the motto. The motto on this piece is "God Our Trust" instead of the "In God We Trust" motto which would be introduced in 1864. Struck in bronze with a plain edge. PCGS Price Guide is $6250. Certification Number: 7128219 |
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  | Pattern 1865 10 Cents Judd-421 PCGS PR64BN $6,250 A neat pattern Seated Dime struck in copper with a reeded edge. High R-7. Certification Number: 90043416 |
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  | Pattern 1866 Five Cent Judd-491 PCGS PR64BN  $5,950Pretty neat color on this pattern! This piece has strong resemblance to the Shield Nickel. This is the only CAC approved example of this Judd number. Low Rarity-7. Certification Number: 54818385 |
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  | Pattern 1868 $5-25 Francs Judd-658 PCGS PR62 $7,650 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 1869 10 Cents Judd-720 NGC PF64 $5,450 High R.7. Struck in nickel. Greysheet CPG is $6000. Certification Number: 3124040-004 |
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  | Pattern 1870 10 Cents Judd-837 PCGS PR65 $2,950 This Standard Silver issue is a Rarity-5. There are two small chips in the stacking lip of the holder. Certification Number: 16108459 |
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  | Pattern 1870 10 cents Judd-853 PCGS PR63 $4,950 This is the lone Judd-853 on the PCGS pop report. While it shows a pop of two, it's the same coin that last appeared in auction in 2003 (!) with a different certification number. Listed as R.7, but we feel that is understated. Rare! Certification Number: 41222371 |
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  | Pattern 1870 25 Cents Judd-891 NGC PF64BN Color $5,500 Rare (high R.7) and beautifully toned! Certification Number: 6612568-006 |
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  | Pattern 1870 50 Cents Judd-939 NGC PF65CAM $4,250 New Rarity-5. Tied with just one other for finest graded at both services combined. Greysheet CPG is $4250 for a non-cameo. Certification Number: 1974228-004 |
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  | Pattern 1870 50 Cents Judd-942 NGC PF65BN Color $6,500 New High Rarity-7. The classic Standard Silver design struck in copper, and beautifully toned. The single finest graded at NGC. Certification Number: 8298455-007 |
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  | Pattern 1870 50 Cents Judd-955 PCGS PR65CAM $6,750 New High Rarity-7. Struck in aluminum. Certification Number: 57234041 Sold |
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  | Pattern 1870 Gold Dollar Judd-1023 PCGS PR63RB $4,795 From regular issue gold dollar dies, but struck in copper with a reeded edge. These curious pieces were most likely struck for sale to collectors as part of complete off-metal sets as there was no obvious reason for their production. Examples are also known in aluminum and nickel. Only four or five copper strikings are believed known today. This is the first Judd-1023 we have handled. Rarity-7. PCGS Price Guide is $7000. Certification Number: 5865519 |
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  | Pattern 1871 Dollar Judd-1161 NGC PF64BN Color $7,500 Rarity-8. A cool trial piece, struck with regular gold dollar dies but in copper. The first we have handled. Greysheet CPG is $8000. Certification Number: 1552001-061 |
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  | Pattern 1874 $10 Bickford Judd-1374 NGC PF62RB $13,950 The first we have handled. Struck in copper with a reeded edge. There are more than a dozen copper pieces known with a reeded edge and about the same number with a plain edge. Greysheet CPG is $14500. Certification Number: 3124031-014 |
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  | Pattern 1879 50c Judd-1598a PCGS AU Detail $15,000 Damage. A unique piece, struck in white metal with a reeded edge. A very special offering, as this is the only Judd-1598a known to exist. This pattern, along with others with a similar design, are commonly referred to as Washlady patterns. All Washlady patterns are rare. All other coins of this exact design are either struck in copper or silver, roughly 12-15 of each. Certification Number: 53974005 |
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  | Pattern 1880 Dollar Judd-1655 NGC PF64RB $12,500 Low Rarity-7. A neat Goloid Dollar pattern. The obverse depicts the Coiled Hair Stella design. Struck in copper with a reeded edge. Certification Number: 36781771-018 |
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  | Pattern 1982 (ND) Martha Washington Cent Judd-2180 PCGS MS63RB $2,450 New An interesting late issue pattern. Tough to find - high Rarity-7. CAC Price Guide is $2500. Certification Number: 54188778 Sold |