1836 Proof Gold Dollar Pattern - J-71
Strike TypeCoin Details
Description
Judd-71 is the 1836 gold dollar pattern struck in oroide, a gold-colored copper alloy, with a plain edge. It uses the same dies as Judd-67, with a Liberty cap in rays and the denomination 1 D. in a palm frond. uspatterns.com describes the oroide pieces as restrikes believed struck in the 1850s, notes two examples from the 1979 ANA sale, and says analysis may show them to be copper-nickel. Reference data: struck in oroide with a plain edge, rated R-8. Catalogued as Judd-71, Pollock-74, A/W 54.
Rarity Notes
R-8 (USPatterns.com)
Cross References
Judd-71; Pollock-74; Adams-Woodin 54
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