1836 Proof Dollar Pattern - J-64, Restrike

Coin Details

Description

Cataloged as Judd-64, this copper restrike pairs the "Name Below Base" obverse of the 1836 Gobrecht dollar with the starless reverse. Struck in copper with a plain edge, this piece is the off-metal companion to the silver Judd-63 variety. Like its silver counterpart, this copper striking combines an 1836-dated obverse with a reverse die that was not introduced until 1838, creating a historically anachronistic pairing characteristic of the Mint's restrike production for collectors. The Name Below Base obverse is the Judd-58 die, which uspatterns.com dates to about 1858-1859. These copper impressions were produced as cabinet coins, primarily during the 1859-1860 and 1869-1874 restrike periods documented in the 1887 Mint Report. Cataloged as PCGS #11243. Reference data: struck in copper with a plain edge, rated R-8. Catalogued as Judd-64, Pollock-64, A/W 49. alignment III believed struck circa 1875-1876.

Rarity Notes

R-8 (USPatterns.com)

Cross References

Judd-64; Pollock-64; Adams-Woodin 49