1867 Proof Nickel Pattern - J-580
Strike TypeCoin Details
Description
This proof nickel pattern falls in the final stretch of the 1867 experimental series, as the Mint was concluding its extensive evaluation of Shield nickel design alternatives. J-580 was struck during a transformative period for American coinage when the Philadelphia Mint was simultaneously managing the introduction of new denominations, implementing the IN GOD WE TRUST mandate across the coin spectrum, and preparing for the eventual resumption of specie payments suspended during the Civil War.
Rarity Notes
R.7 to R.8. Very rare, approximately 4-7 examples known.
Cross References
Pollock-3616
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