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The Greysheet Catalog (GSID) of the Patterns (1867) series of Pattern Coinage in the U.S. Coins contains 119 distinct entries with CPG® values between $1,100.00 and $72,000.00. Pattern coins are experimental pieces that were produced by the United States Mint and served as prototypes of eventual

The Greysheet Catalog (GSID) of the Patterns (1867) series of Pattern Coinage in the U.S. Coins contains 119 distinct entries with CPG® values between $1,100.00 and $72,000.00.

Pattern coins are experimental pieces that were produced by the United States Mint and served as prototypes of eventual coins. The popular reference United States Pattern Coins by J. Hewitt Judd lists some 2,000 types of pattern coins made since 1792, meaning those who collect pattern coins have plenty of objectives to keep them busy. Unlike regular-issue coins, which are distributed into circulation through banks or sold by the US Mint directly to collectors and dealers, pattern coins were never necessarily intended to leave mint property. Often, pattern coins were clandestinely seized by their designers and engravers and sold to their friends or coin dealers. In other cases, patterns that were passed around to lawmakers for approval sometimes never made it back to US Mint officials and later passed on down within families or sold to numismatists. Eventually, US Mint officials heightened guard on pattern coins, and thus pieces dating after the 19th century are rarely found outside museums or academic settings. Pattern coins are quite collectible, and many pieces are rare. Sometimes, coins that have long masqueraded as regular-issue pieces are patterns that have never been officially attributed as patterns. Thus, it pays to closely examine all coins -- especially older pieces -- to ensure they are not really pattern coins that have simply gone unnoticed.

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1867 P5c Aluminum, J-561 PR
Value Range: $2,600 - $15,500
$2,600 - $15,500

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1867 P5c Aluminum, J-562 PR
Value Range: $2,600 - $9,600
$2,600 - $9,600
1867 P5c Aluminum, J-562 PR CAM
Value Range: $6,000 - $7,200
$6,000 - $7,200
1867 P5c Copper, J-564 PR BN
Value Range: $12,000 - $14,400
$12,000 - $14,400
1867 P5c Copper, J-564 PR RB
Value Range: $14,000 - $19,200
$14,000 - $19,200
1867 P5c Nickel, J-565 PR
Value Range: $72,000 - $72,000
$72,000 - $72,000
1867 P5c Nickel, J-566 PR
Value Range: $1,100 - $3,120
$1,100 - $3,120
1867 P5c Nickel, J-566 PR CAM
Value Range: $2,150 - $3,600
$2,150 - $3,600
1867 P5c Nickel, J-570 PR
Value Range: $1,100 - $3,420
$1,100 - $3,420
1867 P5c Nickel, J-570 PR CAM
Value Range: $2,450 - $3,840
$2,450 - $3,840
1867 P5c Nickel, J-570 PR DCAM
Value Range: $3,000 - $5,040
$3,000 - $5,040
1867 P5c Copper, J-571 PR BN
Value Range: $4,000 - $4,800
$4,000 - $4,800
1867 P5c Copper, J-571 PR RB
Value Range: $3,000 - $5,760
$3,000 - $5,760
1867 P5c Normal Reverse, Copper, J-573 PR BN
Value Range: $2,800 - $4,000
$2,800 - $4,000

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1867 P5c Copper, J-573a PR
Value Range: $10,250 - $14,400
$10,250 - $14,400
1867 P5c Nickel, J-575 PR
Value Range: $13,200 - $13,200
$13,200 - $13,200
1867 P5c Silver, J-583 PR
Value Range: $9,000 - $9,000
$9,000 - $9,000

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1867 P10c Copper, J-587 PR BN
Value Range: $2,300 - $4,200
$2,300 - $4,200
1867 P50c Copper, J-591 PR BN
Value Range: $5,800 - $7,800
$5,800 - $7,800
1867 P50c Copper, J-591 PR RB
Value Range: $6,500 - $19,800
$6,500 - $19,800
1867 P$1 Brass, J-593 PR
Value Range: $8,400 - $14,000
$8,400 - $14,000
1867 P$2 1/2 Copper, J-595 PR BN
Value Range: $3,100 - $8,400
$3,100 - $8,400
1867 P$3 Copper, J-596 PR BN
Value Range: $11,000 - $16,800
$11,000 - $16,800
1867 P$3 Copper, J-596 PR RB
Value Range: $16,000 - $16,000
$16,000 - $16,000
1867 P$3 Nickel, J-597 PR
Value Range: $4,600 - $6,000
$4,600 - $6,000
1867 P$3 Nickel, J-597 PR CAM
Value Range: $38,000 - $45,600
$38,000 - $45,600
1867 P$3 Silver, J-598 PR
Value Range: $18,000 - $18,000
$18,000 - $18,000
1867 P$5 Copper, J-599 PR BN
Value Range: $2,600 - $2,600
$2,600 - $2,600
1867 P$5 Copper, J-599 PR RB
Value Range: $14,000 - $15,600
$14,000 - $15,600

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1867 P$20 Copper, J-604 PR BN
Value Range: $9,000 - $18,000
$9,000 - $18,000

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1880 P$1 Goloid, J-1645 PR CAM

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1836 PG$1 Gold, J-67 PR

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