Some of these, especially the off-metal examples, are believed to be restrikes made circa 1859 or later. It is possible that all of these are restrikes. They exist in the following combinations: Gold J141/P169 with about a dozen known. Silver J142/P170 probably struck on struck dimes or dime planchets. Pollock lists the Woodside coin, which was part of lot 55. Copper J143/P171 with fewer than a half dozen known. Pollock lists only 2 or 3. An example was part of Woodside lot 55. These appear to have been struck last as these show the reverse die breaks at the right side of the first L in Dollar and through the wreath at 9:00. Nickel J144/P172 with a mention of the Root, Appleton, Massachusetts Historical Society by Pollock and Judd. This or another was part of Woodside lot 55. Photo courtesy of Heritage.