Click to enlargeJ1090/P1226

The Longacre design without stars combined with the 'Standard Silver' reverse die of 1870. This was apparently implemented by William Barber as Longacre died in 1869.



These were sold as part of complete sets from the half dime to the silver dollar. To view the set, click here.

This design was struck as follows: To see available images of all of these, click here .

Silver J1090/P1226 with the following believed to be different:

1) Newlin, Garrett-JHU, B/R 3/80, Novoselsky, Goldberg 5/08 in reassembled set, B/M 10/05 in reassembled set, B/M 6/10 in reassembled set, Legend in reassembled set - NGC67

2) Farouk, Kaplan,Stacks, Queller-Heritage 1/09 FUN as NGC64, Simpson collection - PCGS64, illustrated above.

3) Lohr, River Oaks-B/R 11/76, Bass-Heritage 8/14 ANA – NGC64

4) Horn-Peters 1/75, Sieck-B/R 7/81 ANA, unknown intermediates, Heritage 7/21 – NGC63

5) Coast to Coast Coins 9/23 inventory - NGC64, possibly one of above

The Dr Judd coin may be a 6th if it is not the same as last 2.

Copper J1091/P1227 with about 10 known including:

1) Mitchelson-Connecticut State Library

2) Faraday-Heritage 7/94 ANA as PCGS66RB, Simpson – PCGS67RB

3) Boosel-RARCOA 4/72, Bass, HWBRF-Heritage 4/23 – PCGS66RB

4) Morgan-StacksBowers 8/19 ANA – PCGS65RB

5) Heritage 8/95 ANA, B/M 11/02 – PCGS65RB

6) Hughes 1/80, Heritage 4/18 as NGC64RB – PCGS65BN

7) Hughes 7/80, Melnick-7/82, Heritage 2/84, Superior 10/89, Superior 5/90, StacksBowers 3/21 – NGC64RB

8) Superior 12/72, Crouch-Superior 6/77, unknown intermediates, StacksBowers 8/19 ANA – PCGS63BN

9) Farouk, Ivy 12/76, Sieck-B/R 7/81 ANA – PCG63BN, cleaned

10) Bergin-Stacks 6/84, Superior 5/03 - PCGS65RB as part of an assembled set

Aluminum J1092/P1228 with the following 2 confirmed.

1) Boosel-RARCOA 5/72, Bass-HWBRF, Heritage 8/14 as NGC65, Simpson collection - PCGS65

2) Newcomer, unknown intermediates, Kreisberg 5/66, Stacks 5/75, Paramount-Auction 86 - PCGS65 with lamination? behind head as illustrated below courtesy of PCGS.



In Wayte Raymond's appraisal of the Newcomer patterns, this piece is described as "die crack back of head".

See also Lohr, Hydeman-Kosoff 3/61, Kosoff 10/68 for additional listings.

Photo courtesy of Heritage.