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1869 $5. Privately struck.
Obverse Description
Five-cent pattern die. Liberty Head facing left, coronet inscribed LIBERTY and with star. UNITED STATES OF AMERICA around border, 1869 below, as used on J-683 and others.
Reverse Description
Regular half eagle die of the pre-1866 type without motto.
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