In the world of collectible coins, patterns refer to trial coins or experimental pieces struck to test new designs or manufacturing processes before a final release. The 1876 P10c, also known as the 10-cent pattern, is an example specific to the United States, showcasing the country's numismatic experimentation during that era. These types of coins are highly sought after by collectors due to their rarity and historical significance, often reflecting pivotal moments in the evolution of U.S. coinage.
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1876 P10c Copper J-1452 BN | P10c | Patterns | 1876 | Philadelphia |