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1863 P10c Nickel, J-330a PR

1863 P10c Nickel, J-330a PR

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Greysheet Catalog Details (GSID: 12525)
1863 Dime. Produced to study the feasibility of a special coin to take the place of Postage Currency bills. Many alloys and variations including as listed, plus others. The obverse die was also used in 1868 to strike J-644 and related issues. Examples are known 20 grain, 22.5 grain and 38 grain.
Obverse: Small shield at center with crossed arrows behind, wreath around most of perimeter. EXCHANGED FOR U.S. NOTES at border.
Reverse: Composed entirely of lettering with: POSTAGE CURRENCY above, ACT JULY 1862 below, with 10 CENTS 1863 at center.

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GSID: 12525
Coin Date: 1863
Denomination: P10c / Pattern 10 Cents
Designation: PR
Mint Location: Philadelphia
Coinage Type: Pattern
Coinage Years: 1863
Composition: Nickel
Variety: Nickel
Variety 2: J-330a
Rarity: R-H7
Strike Type: Proof
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