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The Greysheet Catalog (GSID) of the Patterns (1854) series of Pattern Coinage in the U.S. Coins contains 39 distinct entries with CPG® values between $1,000.00 and $38,000.00.

History and Overview

In 1854, pattern activity continued to emphasize the modification of the large copper cent, a process that had been ongoing since 1850. In 1853, several distinctive designs were created, including one reduced from an 1854 silver dollar die and another with Gobrecht’s Flying Eagle design as used on certain pattern half dollars of 1838 (for example, J-73). In addition, regular dies for the 1854 silver half dime were used to strike impressions in German silver.

The first cent in the listing (J-156) is one of the most interesting in

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Catalog Detail

  Patterns (1854) Value Range Favorite
Patterns (1854) Value Range  
1854 P50c Oroide, J-155 PR
$32,000
-
$38,000
$32,000 - $38,000
1854 P1c German Silver, J-156 PR
$10,000
-
$12,000
$10,000 - $12,000
1854 P1c German Silver, J-157 PR
$3,250
-
$9,500
$3,250 - $9,500
1854 P1c German Silver, J-157 PR CAM
-
 
1854 P1c Copper-Nickel, J-158 PR
$4,150
-
$9,000
$4,150 - $9,000
1854 P1c Copper, J-159 PR BN
-
 
1854 P1c Copper, J-159 PR RB
-
 
1854 P1c Copper, J-159 PR RD
-
 
1854 P1c Electrotype, Copper, J-159a PR BN
$2,250
-
$7,250
$2,250 - $7,250
1854 P1c Electrotype, Copper, J-159a PR RB
$4,400
-
$8,750
$4,400 - $8,750
1854 P1c Electrotype, Copper, J-159a PR RD
-
 
1854 P1c Copper, J-160 PR BN
$1,450
-
$5,000
$1,450 - $5,000
1854 P1c Copper, J-160 PR RB
$2,500
-
$6,000
$2,500 - $6,000
1854 P1c Copper, J-160 PR RD
-
 
1854 P1c Original, Copper, J-161 PR BN
$1,000
-
$5,250
$1,000 - $5,250
1854 P1c Original, Copper, J-161 PR RB
$2,050
-
$6,250
$2,050 - $6,250
1854 P1c Original, Copper, J-161 PR RD
-
 

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1854 P1c Restrike, Copper, J-161 PR BN
$2,500
-
$3,000
$2,500 - $3,000
1854 P1c Restrike, Copper, J-161 PR RB
-
 
1854 P1c Restrike, Copper, J-161 PR RD
-
 
1854 P1c Oroide, J-162 PR
$4,400
-
$5,250
$4,400 - $5,250
1854 P1c Original, Copper, J-163 PR BN
$3,500
-
$12,500
$3,500 - $12,500
1854 P1c Original, Copper, J-163 PR RB
$3,750
-
$18,000
$3,750 - $18,000
1854 P1c Original, Copper, J-163 PR RD
$8,500
-
$13,500
$8,500 - $13,500
1854 P1c Restrike, Copper, J-163 PR BN
-
 
1854 P1c Restrike, Copper, J-163 PR RB
-
 
1854 P1c Original, Copper, J-164 PR BN
$3,500
-
$23,000
$3,500 - $23,000
1854 P1c Original, Copper, J-164 PR RB
$11,500
-
$20,000
$11,500 - $20,000
1854 P1c Original, Copper, J-164 PR RD
-
 
1854 P1c Restrike, Copper, J-164 PR BN
-
 
1854 P1c Restrike, Copper, J-164 PR RB
-
 
1854 P1c Restrike, Copper, J-164 PR RD
-
 
1854 P1c Restrike, Copper, J-165 PR BN
-
 
1854 P1c Restrike, Copper, J-165 PR RB
-
 
1854 P1c Restrike, Copper, J-165 PR RD
-
 
1854 P1c Original, Copper, J-165b PR BN
$20,500
-
$29,000
$20,500 - $29,000
1854 P1c Original, Copper, J-165b PR RB
-
 
1854 P1c Original, Copper, J-165b PR RD
-
 
1854 PH10c German Silver, J-166 PR
$3,250
-
$3,900
$3,250 - $3,900
       

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Greysheet Catalog Details

The Greysheet Catalog (GSID) of the Patterns (1854) series of Pattern Coinage in the U.S. Coins contains 39 distinct entries with CPG® values between $1,000.00 and $38,000.00.

History and Overview

In 1854, pattern activity continued to emphasize the modification of the large copper cent, a process that had been ongoing since 1850. In 1853, several distinctive designs were created, including one reduced from an 1854 silver dollar die and another with Gobrecht’s Flying Eagle design as used on certain pattern half dollars of 1838 (for example, J-73). In addition, regular dies for the 1854 silver half dime were used to strike impressions in German silver.

The first cent in the listing (J-156) is one of the most interesting in

...

Catalog Detail