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1861 $10. Pattern produced to illustrate the use of the motto on coinage. Copper impressions usually with bronzed surfaces. Obverse die varieties exist.
Obverse Description
Regular $10 gold eagle die of the year.
Reverse Description
Style of the regular $10 gold eagle but with motto GOD OUR TRUST in small letters in field above eagle.
Catalog Information
GSID:
12445
Strike Type:
Proof
Coin Shape:
Round
Edge:
Reeded
Variety:
Copper
Variety 2:
J-287
Coin Date:
1861
Denomination:
P$10
Designation:
PR
Mint Location:
Philadelphia
Coinage Type:
Pattern
Coinage Years:
1861
Composition:
Copper
Rarity:
H6
PCGS #:
60433
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1861 P$10 Copper, J-287 PR BN
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1861 $10 Ten Dollar, Judd-287, Pollock-344, High R.6, PR65 Brown PCGS. CAC. ...
$13,200
1861 $10 Ten Dollar, Judd-287, Pollock-344, High R.6, PR62 Gilt NGC. ...
$10,200
1861 $10 Ten Dollar, Judd-287, Pollock-344, High R.6 -- Environmental Damage -- Genuine NCS. ...
$2,056
1861 $10 Ten Dollar, Judd-287 Gilt, Pollock-344, High R.6, PR61 ANACS. ...
$3,220
1861 $10 Ten Dollar, Judd-287, Pollock-342, High R.6, PR63 Brown NGC. ...
$4,888
1861 $10 Ten Dollar, Judd-287 Bronzed, Pollock-344, High R.6, PR65 Brown NGC. ...
$5,198
$7,130
1861 $10 Ten Dollar J-287, P-344. R.7 PR65 Brown NGC. Both the obverse and reverse designs are similar to that used on regu...
$5,462
1861 P1c Copper, J-274 PR BN
1861 P25c Copper, J-275 PR BN
1861 P25c Copper-Nickel, J-276 PR
1861 P50c Silver, J-277 PR
Worth: $6,400 – $15,600
1861 P50c Copper, J-278 PR BN
Worth: $2,500 – $6,600
1861 P50c Silver, J-279 PR
Worth: $2,750 – $7,800
1861 P50c Copper, J-280 PR BN
Worth: $2,000 – $10,080
1861 P$2 Silver, J-281 PR
Worth: $14,000 – $21,600
1861 P$2 1/2 Copper, J-282 PR BN
Worth: $3,000 – $3,600
1861 P$5 Copper, J-283 PR BN
Worth: $4,500 – $10,200
1861 P$10 Gold, J-284 PR
Worth: $3,500 – $7,800
1861 P$10 Copper, J-285 PR BN
Worth: $3,750 – $6,000
1861 P$10 Copper Gilt, J-285 PR
Worth: $3,100 – $9,000
1861 P$10 Gold, J-286 PR
1861 P$10 Copper Gilt, J-287 PR
Worth: $9,500 – $11,400
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