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1867 P5c Silver, J-584b PR

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Greysheet Catalog Details (GSID: 375435)

The 1867 Pattern 5 Cents is part of a series of Pattern coins struck from 1867. The specific variety is Silver. Struck in Philadelphia and designated as a Proof (PR) strike, this coin is made of Silver from a mintage of Unique struck and has a rarity rating of unique.

1867 Five-Cent Piece / 1866 Five-Cent Piece. Privately struck.
Obverse: Coronet Head, with star (Obverse 3 of 1867).
Reverse: Actually an obverse die: Washington portrait, UNITED STATES OF AMERICA (Obverse 1 of 1866).

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GSID:	375435
Coin Date:	1867
Denomination:	P5c / Pattern 5 Cents
Designation:	PR
Mint Location:	Philadelphia
Mintage:	Unique
Coinage Type:	Pattern
Coinage Years:	1867
Composition:	Silver
Variety:	Silver
Variety 2:	J-584b
Rarity:	R-unique
Strike Type:	Proof
Coin Shape:	Round
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