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Patterns

Item - 5159

This is an high R-7 (LESS THAN 10 were believed to have been minted). The Judd book states 3 are known. Some experts believe J-146 is an R-8 (the pops seem to prove that). We do have one of them in our FINEST EVER Pattern Collection-the Simpson Collection.

This coin is struck in silver. NO imperfections are visible . Using a strong glass, all you can see is some extra heavy die polishing. The mirrors are deep, clear, and have powerful reflectivity. Every detail is needle sharp in strike. The center rims really stand out with a tall thick strike. The eye appeal is phenomenal.

PCGS 1, NGC 0, CAC 1. This may be your only chance to acquire this magnificent pattern rarity. If we offered $100,000.00 we probably would not be able to buy any others.

Patterns

Item - 5468

This is a R-7 (7-12 minted). Too bad the design was never adopted, it was a really good image of George Washington.

Very light and teenie toning spots adorn both sides. Otherwise, all you can detect with a super strong glass is a few scattered lines (which may even be from heavy die polishing). The mirrors are surprisingly strong and are NOT hazy. Both sides are a pleasing pale red/tan color. Every detail is needle sharp in strike. The eye appeal is wonderful!

PCGS 3, NGC 0, CAC 2. PCGS has graded only one coin higher. The last auction sale of one was 2006 Heritage where the coin sold for $8,050.00. An NGC coin just sold for $8,625.00 1/09 Heritage. Opportunity knocks loud here!

Patterns

Item - 5473

This is a R-4 (76-100 minted).

No major problems adorn either side. The mirrors are deep, clear, and are boldly reflective. There are NO spots. The color is slightly streaky-but is NOT ugly in any way. All of the details are frosty and have sharp strikes. The eye appeal is excellent!

PCGS 24, NGC 10, CAC 1. Opportunity knocks loud for the serious 2C Pattern collector!

Patterns

Item - 5469

This is a R-6 (12-30 minted).

Both sides are evenly covered by a deep chocolate color. A few teenie toning flecks are hidden on the left obverse, otherwise the surfaces look clean. The mirrors are minimal and the coin is more semi-glossy. Every detail is needle sharp in strike. The eye appeal is excellent!

PCGS 3, NGC 0, CAC 1. Any 2C Pattern collector will agree this date definitely is NOT as common as the R-6 designation makes it seem. PCGS has only graded 2 higher (both 65's).

Patterns

Item - 5472

This is a R-6 (12-30 minted). The look of this GEM is like a freshly made sheet of glass! It is also identical to the design formally adopted. So you really have an 1863 PR 2C here. Very cool!

Both sides are vividly mirrored. They are clean, clear, and have strong reflectivity. Only under a strong glass will you see any mint made die polishing lines. There are NO spots. A neat mix of brown/dark brown/olive/pale navy swirl all over. The details are pinpoint sharp in strike and do have light frost.The eye appeal is excellent!

PCGS 1, NGC 1, CAC 1.

Patterns

Item - 5475

This piece is a high R-7 (less then 7-12 minted). We suspect less than 10 pieces exist. how cool is this? Basically, this coin is a Large Cent struck in Aluminum!

Totally original and never dipped. There is a light sheen of toning spritzed over both sides. The mirrors are deep, clear, super clean, and actually show off strong reflectivity. Even the planchet appears to be problem free. Miss Liberty and the details are sharply struck and have light frost. There actually is slight cameo contrast. The eye appeal is fantastic!

PCGS 1, NGC 0, CAC 1. We can't stress enough the fabulous rarity, quality, and numismatic history this piece holds. We guarantee you will go a very long time before you even see another of any grade offered.

Patterns

Item - 5476

This piece is an R-6 (24-30 minted). It is made from Nickel and is nearly identical to the design used (just minor differences). It also have pretty light colors.

Both sides are perfect. Use the strongest glass you can, there are no flecks, marks, nothing to distract. The mirrors are decent and shows off the sandy pastel shades that circle both sides. Miss Liberty and the details are exceptionally struck. The eye appeal of this piece is very pretty.

PCGS 3, NGC 1, CAC 1. Back in 2008, a PR65 SOLD for $9,200.00 in a Heritage sale 02/08. Here is an important tip bit: a REGULAR PR66 1865 has a pop of 14 and costs about $7,500.00! This coin has serious fundamental value (along with historical greatness of being a pattern).

Patterns

Item - 5477

This coin is a R-5 (30-76 minted). What a great less expensive piece of genuine numismatic history!

The quality of this coin is VERY high end. The mirrors are decent and have really good reflectivity. Most important, the surfaces are totally original. There is a fair amount of original Mint RD visible. A few teenie toning flecks can be detected. Overall, the coin is problem free. Miss Liberty and the details are exceptionally struck. The eye appeal is wonderful!

PCGS 4, NGC 2, CAC 3. We happen to have the other two 64RB pieces in stock. We think for the price, these offer an incredible value. A copper 3CN is pretty cool.

Patterns

Item - 5478

This coin is an R-7 (only 7-12 minted). Needless to say, we have not seen many coins minted (even as patterns) that were stuck from oroide. The Mint was testing everything to make the best coin.

Both sides are lightly toned and do have teenie toning dots scattered about (they are NOT numerous or detracting). Surprisingly, there is a strong original luster remaining. Miss Liberty and the details are sharply struck and do stand out. The eye appeal is actually nice!

PCGS 1, NGC 1, CAC 1. PCGS has ONLY ONE coin graded higher. We have only seen one other of these offered (its now in the Simpson pattern collection)! The last auction record for a 64 was back in 2003 where it sold for $5,980.00. Opportunity knocks loud here!

Patterns

Item - 5479

This is a R-7 (7-12 pieces minted). We believe this coin is the second finest known example of a J-558 (the finest example is in our Simpson Collection of patterns).

PCGS showed no mercy on this GEM! Mostly ORIGINAL MINT RD surfaces are super clean and smooth. A surprisingly strong luster also shows off fully struck details. Its really hard to see why it is only a PR64. The eye appeal is gorgeous!

PCGS 1, NGC 0, CAC 1. There are NO auction records for ANY PCGS pieces. An NGC piece last sold in 1997 for $2,645.00! Everything about this coin is cool!