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Pacific Patterns & Die Trial Values
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The Patterns & Die Trials (1849–1861) series of Private & Pioneer Gold in the U.S. Coins contains 1 distinct entries.
The origin of the Pacific Company is very uncertain. All data regarding the firm are
based on conjecture.
Edgar H. Adams wrote that he believed that the coins bearing the stamp of the
Pacific Company were produced by the coining firm of Broderick and Kohler. The
coins were probably hand struck with the aid of a sledgehammer.
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