The Longacre design without stars combined with a "No Motto" reverse used from 1840-1865. This muling is a fantasy piece deliberately made for sale to collectors as this reverse die wasn't supposed to exist. This reverse die is a different one from the one used on the trade dollar patterns of 1875 J1420-J1422/P1563-P1565 and 1876 J1470-J1471/P1621-P1622. It is unknown if this was actually struck in 1871 or later. Examples are known as follows: For images of all available pieces, click here. Copper with reeded edge J1132/P1268 with only 3 known as follows: 1) Mitchelson, Connecticut State Library 2) Schorer 5/73, Bass-B/M 5/99 as PCGS64BN, ANR 9/03 as PCGS65BN, Southern collection, Simpson collection - PCGS66BN, illustrated above. 3) Newcomer, Farouk, Judd, Morgan-StacksBowers 8/19 ANA - PCGS Unc details scratched, cleaned. One of these is ex Doughty (4/1891), Woodside (4/1892). Copper with plain edge J1132A/P1269 which is unique and is ex Mehl 6/07 lot 534, Zabriskie (H Chapman 6/09), Farouk, Schorer in 1973, Bass-B/M 5/99 as PCGS61RB cleaned and lacquered, Southern collection, Simpson collection now PCGS64BN chocolatized. Photo courtesy of American Numismatic Rarities.