1871 Proof Dollar Pattern - J-1138d
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Description
The 1871 Proof Dollar Pattern - J-1138d is a Judd listing for a proof dollar pattern of the Trade Dollar Era Patterns (1871-1873) series that USPatterns.com has not confirmed. Its obverse is James B. Longacre's Indian Princess design, cut into dies by William Barber, who succeeded Longacre after his death in 1869: Liberty, in an Indian headdress, sits facing left with her left hand on a globe bearing a LIBERTY scroll and her right holding a pole topped by a liberty cap, with flags behind her. This die has stars around the border and 13 stars in the flag, often called the obverse of 1871, and the reverse is the regular dollar reverse; USPatterns.com says the reverse die may be the one used for the 1866 copper dollars, but the coins have not been available for study. USPatterns.com doubts that a copper piece with a plain edge exists; the Woodin 1914 ANS exhibition listing may be J-1148. Judd lists it in copper with a plain edge. It is also catalogued as Pollock-1279 and Taxay EP839. Cataloged as PCGS #61902.
Rarity Notes
Existence unconfirmed (USPatterns.com)
Cross References
Judd-1138d; Pollock-1279; Taxay EP839
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