This is a muling of the reverse dies used on J111/P125 and J112/P126. These appear to be restrikes made around the late 1850s. Examples exist as follows: Silver-copper J113/P127 with about a dozen believed to exist apparently on regular half dime planchets as these weigh around 19 grains and one from the Bourne collection tested out as 95.68% silver, 4.32% copper. To see all available images, click here. Copper-nickel J114/P128 with over a dozen known on planchets weighing around 24 grains. An example from Michael Bourne's collection came back 86.3% copper, 13.55% nickel and 0.15% iron which leads to these being struck in the late 1850s to early 1860s on the old 88% copper, 12% nickel cent stock. To see all available images, click here. Copper J114A/P129 which is believed unique from the Farouk collection. This could simply be a copper toned example of J114. Photo courtesy of Superior.