1836 Proof Dollar Pattern - J-62, Restrike
Strike Type
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Description
Cataloged as Judd-62, this copper restrike of the 1836 Gobrecht dollar features the "Name On Base" obverse — the original die configuration with C. GOBRECHT F. engraved directly on the rock base — paired with the starry reverse showing the Flying Eagle amid 26 stars. Struck in copper with a plain edge, this piece belongs to the series of cabinet coin restrikes produced at the Philadelphia Mint for sale to collectors. As a copper striking from the Name On Base dies, Judd-62 represents the off-metal companion to the silver originals (Judd-60) and silver restrikes (Judd-61). uspatterns.com believes the copper Gobrecht dollars were struck in die alignment III about 1875-1876. Reference data: struck in copper with a plain edge, rated R-8. Catalogued as Judd-62, Pollock-67, A/W 43, Taxay EP81. alignment III believed struck circa 1875-1876.
Rarity Notes
R-8 (USPatterns.com)
Cross References
Judd-62; Pollock-67; Adams-Woodin 43; Taxay EP81
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