Philadelphia - Coins

In the realm of collectible coins, patterns refer to experimental or trial pieces struck by mints to test designs, compositions, or striking techniques before final production. The 1860 Pattern coins from the Philadelphia Mint represent a significant historical period as they were created to evaluate new designs for U.S. currency. The "P" designation typically signifies that the coin was minted in Philadelphia, which was the primary minting location in the early years of the United States. These patterns are often highly sought after by collectors due to their rarity, distinctive features, and their reflection of the evolving numismatic art and technology of the time.

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	Item	Denomination	Series	Year	Mint
	1860 P$5 Gold J-271	P$5	Patterns	1860	Philadelphia

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