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The Greysheet Catalog (GSID) of the Patterns (1999) series of Pattern Coinage in the U.S. Coins contains 9 distinct entries with CPG® values between $1,150.00 and $6,000.00. History and Overview In 1999, dies with the 1759-dated fantasy designs of Martha Washington, the motif created in 1965 and

The Greysheet Catalog (GSID) of the Patterns (1999) series of Pattern Coinage in the U.S. Coins contains 9 distinct entries with CPG® values between $1,150.00 and $6,000.00.

History and Overview In 1999, dies with the 1759-dated fantasy designs of Martha Washington, the motif created in 1965 and found to have been useful since that time, were made to test concepts for what would become the Sacagawea “golden” dollar. These dies are believed to have been used by the Mint as well as by outside companies.

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"1759" (1999) P$1 Martha Washington, Copper-nickel Clad, J-2184 MS
"1759" (1999) P$1 Martha Washington, Copper-nickel Clad, J-2184 MS
"1759" (1999) P$1 Martha Washington, Manganese-brass Coated Copper-nickel Clad, J-2185 MS
"1759" (1999) P$1 Martha Washington, Manganese-brass Coated Copper-nickel Clad, J-2185 MS
Value Range: $1,150 - $3,900
$1,150 - $3,900
"1759" (1999) P$1 Martha Washington, Manganese-brass Coated Copper-nickel Clad, J-2185 PR CAM
"1759" (1999) P$1 Martha Washington, Manganese-brass Coated Copper-nickel Clad, J-2185 PR CAM
"1759" (1999) P$1 Martha Washington, Manganese-brass Coated Copper-nickel Clad, J-2185 PR DCAM
"1759" (1999) P$1 Martha Washington, Manganese-brass Coated Copper-nickel Clad, J-2185 PR DCAM
"1759" (1999) P$1 Martha Washington, Manganese-brass Coated Copper-nickel Clad, J-2185a MS
"1759" (1999) P$1 Martha Washington, Manganese-brass Coated Copper-nickel Clad, J-2185a MS
"1759" (1999) P$1 Martha Washington, Manganese-brass Coated Copper-nickel Clad, J-2186 MS
"1759" (1999) P$1 Martha Washington, Manganese-brass Coated Copper-nickel Clad, J-2186 MS
"1759" (1999) P$1 Martha Washington, Manganese-brass Coated Copper-nickel Clad, J-2187 PR
"1759" (1999) P$1 Martha Washington, Manganese-brass Coated Copper-nickel Clad, J-2187 PR
Value Range: $5,000 - $6,000
$5,000 - $6,000
"1759" (1999) P$1 Martha Washington, Dotted N's, 75% copper, 22% zinc, and 2% nickel, J-2188 MS
"1759" (1999) P$1 Martha Washington, Dotted N's, 75% copper, 22% zinc, and 2% nickel, J-2188 MS
Value Range: $5,000 - $5,000
$5,000 - $5,000
"1759" (1999) P$1 Martha Washington, 75% copper, 22% zinc, and 2% nickel, J-2189 PR
"1759" (1999) P$1 Martha Washington, 75% copper, 22% zinc, and 2% nickel, J-2189 PR

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