Another dollar pattern by William Barber, this has an ornamented coronet. This design was struck only in copper with 4 examples known today. Taxay had incorrect pedigrees in his 1976 Catalog & Encyclopedia of U.S. Coins which were later repeated in the 6th and 7th edition of Judd. With regard to the 3 pedigrees listed, Doughty's (New York Coin & Stamp 4/1891) was bought by H.P. Smith under the pseudonym of Clay (not Celay) and offered in the 1906 Chapman brothers sale of his collection whereas Woodside's (New York Stamp Coin & Stamp 4/1892) was bought in and purchased by Virgil Brand (one of 3 he owned) directly from Woodside in 1895 as journal #13889; and a third was in Henry Chapman's 1907 sale of the Stickney collection and was later offered in the Bement (Henry Chapman 5/1916) sale and was later purchased by Brand via Henry Chapman in July 1916 as journal #80573. Brand's third example was purchased from Collins on 12/1/1893 (see journal #11444-6). Woodin did not display one at the 1914 ANS exhibition but Newcomer did have one. More recent pedigrees for the 4 known are as follows: To see images of all of these, click here. 1) Farouk, Sieck-81 ANA, cleaned. 2) Kreisberg 11/70, Bass-B/M 5/99 as PCGS64RB, 2001 ANA now NGC65RB, Simpson-Heritage 1/21 - PCGS65RB. 3) Stirling-Heritage 5/2009 - NGC65RB, Simpson-Heritage 9/20 - PCGS65RB, Heritage 1/24 FUN - PCGS66RB, illustrated above 4) Stickney, Bement, Brand (journal #80573), Judd, Heritage 1/06 as PCGS64RB, Simpson collection - PCGS65RB with spots by a couple of stars on the right side - illustrated below and is the original Judd plate coin as the spot by star 10 is clearly visible in the first 7 editions of Judd. Both images courtesy of Heritage.