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- 1860 DT$5 Mormon, Copper Uniface Restrike MS RB
1860 DT$5 Mormon, Copper Uniface Restrike MS RB
1860 $5 Mormon Five Dollar, Uniface Copper Restrike, Plain Edge, K-8, R.7, MS65 Brown NGC....
Source: HA
1860 $5 Mormon Five Dollar, Uniface Copper Restrike, Plain Edge, K-8, R.7, MS65 Brown NGC....
Source: HA
1860 $5 Mormon Five Dollar, Uniface Copper Restrike, Plain Edge, K-8, R.7, MS65 Brown NGC....
Source: HA
1860 $5 Mormon Five Dollar, Uniface Copper Restrike, Plain Edge, K-8, R.7, MS65 Brown NGC....
Source: HA
1860 $5 Mormon Five Dollar, Uniface Copper Restrikes, Plain Edge, K-8a, R.7, MS64 Brown NGC....
Source: HA
1860 $5 Mormon Five Dollar, Uniface Copper Restrikes, Plain Edge, K-8a, R.7, MS64 Brown NGC....
Source: HA
1860 $5 Mormon Five Dollar, Uniface Copper Restrikes, Plain Edge, K-8a, R.7, MS64 Brown NGC....
Source: HA
1860 $5 Mormon Five Dollar, Uniface Copper Restrikes, Plain Edge, K-8a, R.7, MS64 Brown NGC....
Source: HA
1860 $5 Mormon Five Dollar, Uniface Copper Restrike, Plain Edge, K-8, R.7, MS64 Brown NGC....
Source: HA
1860 $5 Mormon Five Dollar, Uniface Copper Restrike, Plain Edge, K-8, R.7, MS64 Brown NGC....
Source: HA
1860 $5 Mormon Five Dollar, Uniface Copper Restrike, Plain Edge, K-8, R.7, MS64 Brown NGC....
Source: HA
1860 $5 Mormon Five Dollar, Uniface Copper Restrike, Plain Edge, K-8, R.7, MS64 Brown NGC....
Source: HA
Greysheet Catalog Details (GSID: 11827)
This uniface copper "die trial" was produced by unknown parties employing the same dies used to strike regular-issue Mormon gold five dollar coins in 1860. The restrike "die trials" were made at a much later date, probably around 1897-1898, ostensibly to commemorate the 50th anniversary of the Mormon settlement in Utah. (Heritage)
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