U.S. Patterns

Found 25 items
1850. Cent. PCGS. PR-65+. J-124g.
$8,995.00
Low R-7. The obverse displays CENT at the top, the date at the bottom, and one star on each side of the center. The center is setup to be a ring planchet but remains unperforated. The reverse is blank except for dentils around the border. Struck in nickel with a plain edge. A light dusting of gold rests upon brilliant surfaces that are nearly mark-free. The single finest graded of this variety at PCGS.
Item #239022 (1 / 25)
1854. Cent. NGC. PR-61. BN. J-161.
$1,595.00
Large Cent, plain edge. R-4. Similar to the Braided Hair design with the most noticeable difference being that there are no stars on the obverse.
Item #241162 (2 / 25)
1854. Cent. PCGS. PR-64. BN. J-161.
$2,250.00
CAC. 92.28 grs., Original. The Braided Hair Large Cent obverse without the stars. This is a pleasing chocolate brown example that is housed in an old first generation holder.
Item #207132 (3 / 25)
1858. Cent. NGC. PR-65. J-192.
$5,575.00
Rarity-5. A proof struck in copper-nickel with a plain edge. The obverse is the Flying Eagle design coupled with a reverse that resembles the 1860 adopted design but is lacking the shield at the top of the wreath. This is a beautiful example with a needle-sharp strike and highly reflective surfaces. The color is a lovely orange-red with iridescent turquoise and rose at the reverse rim.
Item #239189 (4 / 25)
1863. Cent. PCGS. PR-65. BN. J-299.
$2,250.00
R-3. Regular issue dies with a plain edge, but struck in bronze rather than the regular issue copper-nickel. Thin planchet variety struck with medallic alignment. This was the Mint's first time to experiment with bronze. The present coin is a lovely example with flashy golden-brown surfaces with an iridescent blue hue.
Item #242449 (5 / 25)
1863. Half Dime. PCGS. PR-64. RD. J-323.
$3,975.00
Both obverse and reverse dies are the designs used on regular-issue Seated Half Dime for the year. Struck in copper with a reeded edge. Ex: Simpson.
Item #242100 (6 / 25)
1864. Dime. NGC. PF-66. RD. J-381.
$5,995.00
R-7. Regular die trial for the Seated Liberty Dime. Struck in copper with a reeded edge. Extremely well struck with deep mirrored surfaces and vibrant mint red luster. The finest graded at either service!
Item #223810 (7 / 25)
1865. Three Cent. NGC. PR-64. J-410.
$2,695.00
Low R-6. Ex: Simpson Collection. Obverse similar to the regular issue with a slight difference in the date placement. Reverse also similar but the ribbon ends are longer and touch the dentiles. Struck in nickel with a plain edge.
Item #233980 (8 / 25)
1868. Five Dollar. PCGS. PR-64. J-659.
$12,950.00
CAC. Dual Denomination $5 - 25 Francs. R-7. Designed by Anthony Paquet. Liberty faces left on the obverse with her hair bound by a ribbon inscribed LIBERTY. The reverse has 5 Dollars / 25 Francs surrounded by a wreath. Struck in aluminum with a plain edge. This is a very attractive, frosted example that was housed in an old green label holder before PCGS started using the CAMEO designation. It is problem-free with none of the corrosion that often plagues aluminum patterns.
Item #242556 (9 / 25)
1868. Nickel. PCGS. PR-62. J-629.
$6,250.00
CAC. High R-7. Struck in aluminum with a plain edge. The obverse design resembles the Three-Cent Nickel but on a regular size nickel planchet. The reverse has 5 CENTS within a wreath and a tiny IN GOD WE TRUST above. Very scarce with just 2 graded at PCGS and none at NGC. The last auction appearance goes back to a Kagin sale in 1977!
Item #237211 (10 / 25)
1869. Dime. PCGS. PR-58. J-702.
$995.00
R-5. Standard Silver Design. Struck in silver with a reeded edge.
Item #241887 (11 / 25)
1869. Half Dollar. PCGS. PR-64. J-749.
$3,995.00
High R-6. Standard Silver design struck in silver with a plain edge. Liberty wears a diadem inscribed LIBERTY with her hair tied in a bun. The reverse has 50 CENTS within a wreath with the date below and UNITED STATES above.
Item #241507 (12 / 25)
1869. Quarter. NGC. PF-66. CAM. J-733.
$4,250.00
R-5. Standard Silver design with Liberty facing right on the obverse wearing a diadem inscribed LIBERTY. UNITED STATES OF AMERICA is above with IN GOD WE TRUST in a scroll below. The reverse has 25 CENTS inside a wreath with STANDARD SILVER above and the date below. Struck in silver with a reeded edge. This piece is brilliant with nice deeply mirrored fields and frost on the design features. Ex: Benson Collection.
Item #220918 (13 / 25)
1869. Quarter. PCGS. PR-65. CAM. J-737.
$5,995.00
CAC. "Standard Silver Quarter". High R-7. Struck in Aluminum with a reeded edge. Obverse has a bust of Liberty with LIBERTY across her headband. UNITED STATES OF AMERICA at the top and IN GOD WE TRUST on a scroll below. The reverse has 25 CENTS in a wreath with STANDARD SILVER above and the date below. A very high quality coin with nice cameo contrast. Only a very few known!
Item #214317 (14 / 25)
1869. Quarter. PCGS. PR-66. CAM. J-731.
$7,495.00
"Standard Silver Quarter". High R-7. Liberty wears a diadem with UNITED STATES OF AMERICA above and a scroll below. The reverse has 25 CENTS within a wreath and STANDARD SILVER above and the date below. Struck in aluminum with a reeded edge. This is a beautiful bright coin with deep mirrored fields that contrast with frosty design elements. Approximately 6 known with this being the finest graded at PCGS or NGC.
Item #228646 (15 / 25)
1869. Three Cent. NGC. PR-53. J-676.
$995.00
R-4. Similar to the regular issue Three Cent-Nickel with a larger date and smooth pillars in the Roman Numeral III. The Pollock book divides Judd-676 into two varieties with this being the rarer Pollock-755, an R-7.
Item #239140 (16 / 25)
1869. Three Cent. PCGS. PR-64. CAM. J-676.
$1,695.00
CAC. R-4. Similar to the regular issue Three Cent-Nickel but struck on a larger planchet with smooth pillars in the Roman Numeral III. Struck in nickel with a plain edge. There are two variants of this pattern with this being the scarcer. It is differentiated by long dentils on the reverse and a centered wreath.
Item #240990 (17 / 25)
1870. Dime. NGC. PR-66. J-843.
$2,925.00
"Standard Silver". Low R-6. Struck in silver. The obverse features the head of Liberty with a diadem in her hair and no stars on the tiara. A scroll with IN GOD WE TRUST curves beneath the bust. On the reverse, the date lies below 10 Cents in the center of the wreath and STANDARD is at the top center. This example blends rich fuchsia and deep blue across fully mirrored fields and sharp devices. Eye appeal is excellent.
Item #237558 (18 / 25)
1870. Half Dollar. NGC. PF-66. J-988.
$6,995.00
High R-7. Bust of Liberty faces right wearing a headband inscribed LIBERTY. UNITED STATES OF AMERICA is above and IN GOD WE TRUST is below on a scroll. Reverse has 50 CENTS inside a wreath with STANDARD SILVER above and the date below. Struck in silver with a plain edge. Outstanding quality with a beautiful blue and gold patina dancing off highly reflective surfaces.
Item #220901 (19 / 25)
1870. Quarter. PCGS. PR-65. BN. J-924.
$4,995.00
R-7+. Struck from the regular Seated Quarter dies but on a copper planchet. The edge is reeded. A lovely Gem Proof with an emerald-green patina that shows iridescent hues of purple and gold. Very sharply struck with virtually flawless surfaces.
Item #221434 (20 / 25)
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