The 1872 P-10 Pattern coin is a notable collectible in American numismatics. Patterns are experimental coin designs created to test new ideas, materials, or denominations before final production. The 1872 P-10 specifically refers to a prototype struck in silver that showcases the design intended for circulation. These coins are highly sought after by collectors due to their limited availability and historical significance in the evolution of U.S. coinage. Additionally, the P-10 is part of a larger series of patterns from that era, each offering unique features and design elements that reflect the artistic and technological developments of the time.
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1872 P$10 Amazonian, Gold J-1245 CAM | P$10 | Patterns | 1872 | Philadelphia |