Although described as a regular dies trial piece, we believe that this was deliberately struck for sale to collectors as part of a complete off-metal set. Only 3 examples are confirmed as follows: To view all available images, click here. 1) Stacks 76 ANA, Paramount 3/1978, Heritage 7/2006 as PCGS64RB, Heritage 5/07 as PCGS64RB, Stacks 2/08 as NGC65RB, Bowers & Merena 2009 ANA, Heritage 1/2010 FUN, Heritage 8/10 as NGC65RB, Heritage 1/15 FUN as NGC65RB, Heritage 4/15 as PCGS65RB, Heritage 1/17 FUN - PCGS66RB, illustrated above. This example has a carbon spot at the tip of Liberty's nose. 2) Schorer 2/1972, Harry W. Bass, Jr. Collection (Bowers & Merena 5/1999), Teletrade 3/23/2000, Teletrade 7/19 2000, Teletrade 12/4/2000, Superior 10/01, Superior 2/2003, southern collection, Simpson-Heritage 1/22 - PCGS65RB. 3) Boyd, Friedman, Hydeman-Kosoff 3/61, Kosoff 10/68, RARCOA 4/72, B/R 6/76 - gilt Judd lists a J1485 in aluminum but, this, along with most of the gold denominations, is not believed to exist. Photo courtesy of Heritage.