United States of America 1805 N/A Patterns & Trial Coins 25¢

Coin / United States of America / 1805 / N/A / Patterns & Trial Coins / 25¢ (Twenty Five Cents, Quarter)

This coin belongs to the United States of America and is classified within the category of "Patterns & Trial Coins," specifically issued in 1805. It is a 25-cent piece, abbreviated as 25¢, and is a product of a Mint Strike production type, which typically indicates it was produced with the intention of testing or trialing a new design or concept. The coin does not exhibit a specific mint mark, suggesting that it either was not intended for general circulation or that its minting details are not well-documented. Additionally, several measurements related to the coin’s physical properties—such as width, height, diameter, and weight—are marked as zero, indicating a lack of available information or a categorization that does not pertain to a physical artifact. The mintage of this coin is recorded as zero, which may reinforce its status as a pattern or trial piece rather than a standard issued coin. It is designed by an unknown designer, as denoted by the "N/A" value. This particular 25¢ coin from 1805 stands as a fascinating piece of numismatic history, reflecting not only the currency of its time but also the experimental nature of trial coins in the United States minting process. As a pattern coin, its value can vary significantly depending on collector interest, historical relevance, and condition if an example exists.