Patterns are specially minted coins created to test new designs or modifications before they are officially adopted for circulation. In the case of the United States, the 1836 Pattern coins are notable for their distinct designs that reflect the artistry and technological advancements of the time. These coins often feature unique motifs and inscriptions, differing from standard circulating currency. The 1836 Patterns serve as important historical artifacts for numismatists and collectors, representing the evolution of American coinage.
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1836 P2c Billon J-52 | P2c | Patterns | 1836 | Philadelphia |
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1836 P2c Billon J-53 | P2c | Patterns | 1836 | Philadelphia |