Denver, Colorado - Coins

In the context of collectible coins, "coins" refers to minted currency that can be collected for their historical, artistic, or monetary value. The term "Patterns Die Trials" signifies experimental coin designs, typically created to test new concepts before mass production. The year 1861 is notable for various minting activities amidst national turmoil, including the Civil War. Denver, Colorado, became a significant minting location in the United States, especially after the establishment of the Denver Mint in 1906. The "DT 5" designation likely refers to a specific variety or type within the realm of die trials or pattern coins, which are often sought after by collectors for their rarity and unique characteristics.

Die Trial (1)

	Item	Denomination	Series	Year	Mint
	1861 DT$5 Clark Gruber, Copper K-10b BN	DT$5	Patterns & Die Trials	1861	Denver, Colorado

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