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The Greysheet Catalog (GSID) of the Patterns (1965) series of Pattern Coinage in the U.S. Coins contains 36 distinct entries with CPG® values between $1,900.00 and $18,000.00.

History and Overview

An experiment by the Bureau of the Mint to determine suitable metals to replace the 90% silver coins resulted in trial strikes of dies for dimes, quarter dollars, and half dollars. The design was the same for each denomination, and the strikes conform in size to the regular coinage. Somewhat similar to the scenario of 1942, fantasy designs were prepared with no relation to current coinage motifs, in the present instance to avoid creating “rarities” by using regular dies. The dies bear neither denominations nor any inscriptions norma

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  Patterns (1965) Value Range Favorite
Patterns (1965) Value Range  
"1759" (1965) P10c Martha Washington, Copper-Nickel, J-2100 MS
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"1759" (1965) P10c Martha Washington, Cupronickel-Copper, J-2101 MS
$1,900
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$4,200
$1,900 - $4,200
"1759" (1965) P10c Martha Washington, Silver-Copper, J-2102 MS
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"1759" (1965) P10c Martha Washington, Coin Silver-Copper, J-2103 MS
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"1759" (1965) P10c Martha Washington, Columbium (Type I), J-2104 MS
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"1759" (1965) P10c Martha Washington, Columbium (Type II), J-2105 MS
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"1759" (1965) P10c Martha Washington, Zirconium, J-2106 MS
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"1759" (1965) P10c Martha Washington, Monel, J-2107 MS
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"1759" (1965) P10c Martha Washington, Nickel-Silicon, J-2108 MS
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"1759" (1965) P10c Martha Washington, Stainless Steel, J-2109 MS
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"1759" (1965) P10c Martha Washington, Stainless Steel, J-2110 MS
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"1759" (1965) P10c Martha Washington, Stainless Steel, J-2111 MS
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"1759" (1965) P25c Martha Washington, Copper-Nickel, J-2115 MS
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"1759" (1965) P25c Martha Washington, Copper-Nickel, J-2116 MS
$2,750
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$4,250
$2,750 - $4,250
"1759" (1965) P25c Martha Washington, Copper-Nickel, J-2117 MS
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"1759" (1965) P25c Martha Washington, Copper-Nickel, J-2118 MS
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"1759" (1965) P25c Martha Washington, Copper-Nickel, J-2119 MS
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"1759" (1965) P25c Martha Washington, Copper-Nickel, J-2120 MS
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"1759" (1965) P25c Martha Washington, Copper-Nickel, J-2121 MS
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"1759" (1965) P25c Martha Washington, Copper-Nickel, J-2122 MS
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"1759" (1965) P25c Martha Washington, Copper-Nickel, J-2123 MS
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"1759" (1965) P25c Martha Washington, Copper-Nickel, J-2124 MS
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"1759" (1965) P25c Martha Washington, Copper-Nickel, J-2125 MS
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"1759" (1965) P25c Martha Washington, Copper-Nickel, J-2126 MS
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"1759" (1965) P50c Martha Washington, Copper-Nickel, J-2131 MS
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"1759" (1965) P50c Martha Washington, Cupronickel-Copper, J-2132 MS
$16,000
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$18,000
$16,000 - $18,000
"1759" (1965) P50c Martha Washington, Silver-Copper, J-2133 MS
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"1759" (1965) P50c Martha Washington, Coin Silver-Copper, J-2134 MS
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"1759" (1965) P50c Martha Washington, Columbium (Type I), J-2135 MS
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"1759" (1965) P50c Martha Washington, Columbium (Type II), J-2136 MS
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"1759" (1965) P50c Martha Washington, Zirconium, J-2137 MS
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"1759" (1965) P50c Martha Washington, Monel, J-2138 MS
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"1759" (1965) P50c Martha Washington, Nickel-Silicon, J-2139 MS
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"1759" (1965) P50c Martha Washington, Stainless Steel, J-2140 MS
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"1759" (1965) P50c Martha Washington, Stainless Steel, J-2141 MS
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"1759" (1965) P50c Martha Washington, Stainless Steel, J-2142 MS
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Greysheet Catalog Details

The Greysheet Catalog (GSID) of the Patterns (1965) series of Pattern Coinage in the U.S. Coins contains 36 distinct entries with CPG® values between $1,900.00 and $18,000.00.

History and Overview

An experiment by the Bureau of the Mint to determine suitable metals to replace the 90% silver coins resulted in trial strikes of dies for dimes, quarter dollars, and half dollars. The design was the same for each denomination, and the strikes conform in size to the regular coinage. Somewhat similar to the scenario of 1942, fantasy designs were prepared with no relation to current coinage motifs, in the present instance to avoid creating “rarities” by using regular dies. The dies bear neither denominations nor any inscriptions norma

...

Catalog Detail

Legal Disclaimer

The prices listed in our database are intended to be used as an indication only. Users are strongly encouraged to seek multiple sources of pricing before making a final determination of value. CDN Publishing is not responsible for typographical or database-related errors. Your use of this site indicates full acceptance of these terms.

Read CDN Terms of Use