1850 Proof Cent Pattern - J-124f
Strike TypeCoin Details
Description
Designated Judd-124f and Pollock-144, this pattern is a muling of the 1851 ring cent obverse (the dies of J-127 to J-131a) with the 1850 ring cent reverse (J-119 to J-124). The one known piece, struck in copper or copper-nickel and apparently perforated after striking, came from the Chase Manhattan Bank collection and is in the Smithsonian Institution (USPatterns). Cataloged as PCGS #62311. Reference data: struck in copper with a plain edge, rated unique. Catalogued as Judd-124F, Pollock-144. Mint collection - probably struck in 1851. This could be a restrike.
Rarity Notes
Unique (USPatterns.com)
Cross References
Judd-124f; Pollock-144
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