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Patterns (1876) /
1876 P$20 Gold, J-1490 PR CAM

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Greysheet Catalog Details (GSID: 243873)

The 1876 Pattern 20 Dollars is part of a series of Pattern coins struck from 1876. The specific variety is Gold. Struck in Philadelphia and designated as a Proof (PR) strike, this coin is made of Gold from a mintage of Unique struck and has a rarity rating of unique.

1876 $20
Obverse: Dies similar to the regular design as adopted in 1877, but slightly modified, with the letters in LIBERTY farther from the beads than on regular issues of this year; date 1876 lower on the die than on J-1488.
Reverse: In the words of John W. Haseltine: in the style of regular issue, but “entirely different from [J-1488]; the TW in TWENTY nearly touch the scroll or label inscribed E PLURIBUS, and there are other slight variations. The whole heraldic eagle design is larger and TWENTY DOLLARS below; in fact, an entirely different die.”

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GSID:	243873
Coin Date:	1876
Denomination:	P$20 / Pattern 20 Dollars
Designation:	PR
Mint Location:	Philadelphia
Mintage:	Unique
Coinage Type:	Pattern
Coinage Years:	1876
Composition:	Gold
Variety:	Gold
Variety 2:	J-1490
Rarity:	R-unique
Strike Type:	Proof
Coin Shape:	Round
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