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1854 Proof Cent Pattern - J-164, Restrike

Strike Type

Coin Details

Year
1854
Denomination
Patterns
Mint Mark
P
Strike Type
Proof
Series
Early Republic Patterns (1792-1859)
Designer
James B. Longacre (after Christian Gobrecht)
Composition
Bronze
Edge
Plain

Description

Judd-164, Pollock-189, rated R.5. A restrike production of the bronze flying eagle cent pattern, struck from the same dies as the original J-164 at a later date. The hook-neck eagle obverse and undersized ONE CENT wreath reverse are identical in design to the original, though the die state may show progression. Struck in bronze with a plain edge on a large cent-sized planchet. Like many restrikes from this era, this piece was produced to satisfy collector demand during a period when the Philadelphia Mint freely accommodated numismatists with impressions from earlier pattern dies. The combined population of original and restrike J-164 specimens, rated R.5, indicates that approximately 30 to 75 pieces exist across both issues. Reference data: struck in bronze with a plain edge, rated R-5. Catalogued as Judd-164, Pollock-189, A/W 190, Taxay EP184. restrikes exist.

Rarity Notes

R-5 (USPatterns.com)

Cross References

Judd-164; Pollock-189; Adams-Woodin 190; Taxay EP184

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