This is a restrike made in the 1870s for sale to collectors using the regular seated obverse die and the flying eagle reverse of 1838 as used on J73/P77. Both sides show that the dies are badly rusted and the reverse die is heavily broken. Stewart Witham noted 152 reeds on these, which according to a reed count listing from Bill Bugert of the Liberty Seated Collectors Club, means they were likely struck some time between 1861 & 1871. We believe these were struck closer to the latter date. About a half dozen are believed to exist. One example listed as being struck with a plain edge J102A/P114 was in the Farouk collection. It has not been available for study and may be an underdescribed example of J101/P112. Photos is of the former Brand, Judd, Bass Foundation piece and is courtesy of Heritage.