The 1863 PH10c is a type of pattern coin issued in the United States, representing a unique experiment in design or denomination. Patterns are specially minted coins that were created to test new ideas or concepts before official circulation. They often feature different designs or compositions than their circulation counterparts and are highly sought after by collectors due to their rarity and historical significance. The 1863 PH10c carries particular interest among numismatists as it showcases the evolution of U.S. coinage during the Civil War era.
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1863 PH10c Restrike, Copper J-323 BN | PH10c | Patterns | 1863 | Philadelphia |