Patterns - Coins

Collectible coins refer to various types of coins produced for collectors rather than for general circulation, spanning categories including historical, commemorative, and precious metal coins. In the United States, collectible coins often focus on themes or events significant to American history, with notable examples including the State Quarters and Presidential Dollars series. The "P" mint mark indicates coins minted at the Philadelphia Mint, particularly relevant for specific issues like the 50 State Quarters and other limited edition releases. Patterns are experimental or prototype coins created to test designs, compositions, or manufacturing techniques, often highly prized by collectors due to their rarity and historical significance.

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	Item	Denomination	Series	Year	Mint
	1864 P$3 Copper J-400 BN	P$3	Patterns	1864	Philadelphia
	1865 P$3 Copper J-441 BN	P$3	Patterns	1865	Philadelphia
	1866 P$3 Nickel J-543	P$3	Patterns	1866	Philadelphia
	1867 P$3 Copper J-596 BN	P$3	Patterns	1867	Philadelphia
	1868 P$3 Aluminum J-655	P$3	Patterns	1868	Philadelphia
	1869 P$3 Copper J-772 BN	P$3	Patterns	1869	Philadelphia
	1870 P$3 Copper J-1029 BN	P$3	Patterns	1870	Philadelphia
	1871 P$3 Copper J-1167 BN	P$3	Patterns	1871	Philadelphia
	1872 P$3 Amazonian, Gold J-1235 CAM	P$3	Patterns	1872	Philadelphia
	1873 P$3 Copper J-1335 BN	P$3	Patterns	1873	Philadelphia
	1874 P$3 Copper J-1369 BN	P$3	Patterns	1874	Philadelphia
	1875 P$3 Copper J-1436 BN	P$3	Patterns	1875	Philadelphia
	1876 P$3 Copper J-1482 BN	P$3	Patterns	1876	Philadelphia
	1884 P$3 Copper J-1735 BN	P$3	Patterns	1884	Philadelphia
	1885 P$3 Aluminum J-1753	P$3	Patterns	1885	Philadelphia
	1889 P$3 Die Trial, Copper J-1756a BN	P$3	Patterns	1889	Philadelphia

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