The 1864 PH10c is a specific pattern coin from the United States, primarily known among collectors for its unique design that was never officially circulated. Pattern coins, such as the PH10c, are prototypes or trial pieces created to test designs before official minting. Collectors prize these coins for their historical significance and rarity, as they often represent the transition in coinage and the evolution of design standards during that era. The 1864 PH10c is particularly notable for its connection to the Civil War period, reflecting the economic and cultural milieu of the time.
| Item | Denomination | Series | Year | Mint | |
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1864 PH10c Restrike, Copper J-378 BN | PH10c | Patterns | 1864 | Philadelphia |