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  | Pattern 1853 Cent Judd-150 NGC PF63  $4,500This 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 1861 $5 Judd-283 PCGS PR65+RD $16,250 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 $10 Judd-350 PCGS PR64BN $4,975 New 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 1866 5 Cents Judd-495 CACG MS64BN $5,950 A neat and rare Shield Nickel pattern struck in copper. High Rarity-7. This is first of this pattern we have offered. Certification Number: 207024830 Sold |
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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-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 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 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 1875 20 Cents Judd-1400 PCGS PR63BN $8,575 Low R-7. Popular "Liberty at the Seashore" design, similar to the Trade Dollar. The reverse is nearly identical to regular issue Twenty Cent pieces. The second arrow head points well above the first T in TWENTY and the three leaves at the end of the olive branch point to the eagle's left wing tip. In a first generation “rattler” holder. Certification Number: 7317215 |