Philadelphia - Coins

In collectible coins, a "Pattern" refers to a type of experimental coin that was designed to test new designs or concepts before being adopted for regular production. The 1871 Patterns minted in Philadelphia are significant examples, showcasing various proposed designs for U.S. coins during that era. Collectors highly value these pieces due to their rarity and historical importance in the development of American coinage. The Philadelphia Mint produced a limited number of these Patterns, making them sought after by numismatists.

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	Item	Denomination	Series	Year	Mint
	1871 P$3 Copper J-1167 BN	P$3	Patterns	1871	Philadelphia

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