coins \ Coin \ United States of America \ PT$1 \ Patterns \ 1874 \ Philadelphia
In the realm of collectible coins, patterns are trial strikes or designs produced to test new coinage ideas before mass production. The 1874 coin patterns from Philadelphia are particularly noteworthy, as they were created to evaluate a redesign of existing denominations or propose new ones. These patterns often display fine craftsmanship and may feature variations in metal composition and design elements, making them highly sought after by collectors. They represent an important aspect of numismatic history and showcase the evolutionary process of U.S. coinage.
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1874 PT$1 Copper J-1363 BN | PT$1 | Patterns | 1874 | Philadelphia |