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1884 Nickel Patterns

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About This Coin

The 1884 Nickel Patterns page groups the five-cent pieces dated 1884 in the Design Reform Patterns (1880-1942) series: Eastman Johnson's perforated design with an octagonal hole in nickel, aluminum and white metal (J-1724 to J-1726), struck at the Philadelphia Mint, and J-1727, a former Judd number that USPatterns.com lists as discredited.

Specifications

Year

1884

Denomination

Nickel

Series

Design Reform Patterns (1880-1942)

Strike Types & Varieties(4)

Strike TypeVerified

1884 Proof Nickel Pattern - J-1727

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