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1867 Five-Cent Piece / 1866 Five-Cent Piece. A mule for the numismatic trade, believed to have been privately struck, combining two different dates.
Obverse Description
Coronet Head, no star (Obverse 2 of 1867).
Reverse Description
Actually an obverse die: Washington portrait, IN GOD WE TRUST (Obverse 2 of 1866).
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