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1869 P5c Copper, J-685 PR BN

1869 P5c Copper, J-685 PR BN

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Greysheet Catalog Details (GSID: 13389)

The 1869 Pattern 5 Cents is part of a series of Pattern coins struck from 1869. The specific variety is Copper. Struck in Philadelphia and designated as a Proof (PR) strike, this coin is made of Copper from a mintage of Unique struck and has a rarity rating of unique.
1869 Five-Cent Piece
Obverse: Liberty Head facing left, coronet inscribed LIBERTY and with star. UNITED STATES OF AMERICA around border, 1869 below.
Reverse: Thin laurel wreath enclosing Roman numeral V, ribbon inscribed IN GOD WE TRUST, with small Maltese cross near the top (as earlier used on J-631 of 1868).

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