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Originals struck with coin-turn die alignment, a situation complicated by some restrikes also having the same alignment. An example plainly struck over an 1859 dated regular-issue gold dollar confirms that restrikes were made. J-69 to J-71 are restrikes made circa 1859 and later. • J-67: dies aligned coin-turn. • J-68: dies aligned medal-turn; struck for pattern purposes in January 1844.
Obverse Description
Liberty cap inscribed LIBERTY, surrounded by a glory of rays; motif also used in the 1836 Mint medal inaugurating steam coinage.
Reverse Description
Palm branch arranged in a circle enclosing 1 D. Around the border, UNITED STATES OF AMERICA / 1836.
Catalog Information
GSID:
11983
Designer:
Christian Gobrecht
Obverse Designer:
Christian Gobrecht
Reverse Designer:
Christian Gobrecht
Strike Type:
Proof
Coin Shape:
Round
Edge:
Plain
Variety:
Copper
Variety 2:
J-70
Coin Date:
1836
Denomination:
PG$1
Designation:
PR
Mint Location:
Philadelphia
Coinage Type:
Pattern
Coinage Years:
1836
Composition:
Copper
Rarity:
H6
PCGS #:
11269
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Coin Value History
1836 PG$1 Copper, J-70 PR BN
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1836 PG$1 Copper, J-70 PR BN
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1836 P2c Billon, J-52 PR
Worth: $8,000 – $25,200
1836 P2c Billon, J-53 PR
Worth: $8,500 – $20,000
1836 P2c Billon, J-53 MS
Worth: $7,500 – $31,800
1836 P2c Copper, J-54 PR BN
Worth: $11,000 – $20,000
1836 P2c Copper, J-55 PR BN
Worth: $5,250 – $5,250
1836 P2c Copper-Nickel, J-55a PR
1836 P2c Copper-Nickel, J-55b PR
1836 P2c White Metal, J-56 PR
1836 P2c White Metal, J-56a PR
Worth: $8,500 – $10,000
1836 P50c Silver, J-57 PR
Worth: $85,000 – $85,000
1836 PS$1 Restrike, Silver, J-58 PR
Worth: $30,000 – $156,000
1836 PS$1 Restrike, Copper, J-59 PR BN
Worth: $125,000 – $200,000
1836 PS$1 Gobrecht Dollar, Original, Silver, J-60 PR
Worth: $7,000 – $162,000
1836 PS$1 Gobrecht Dollar, Restrike, Silver, J-60 PR
Worth: $7,000 – $162,000
1836 PS$1 Original, Silver, J-61 PR
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