Charles Barber's Flowing hair design in aluminum. 5 examples are known including the illustrated piece from Sotheby's Browning collection. Prior to this, it was offered in Paramount's June 1975 Rare Coin List #10. The five known were all originally part of complete aluminum sets as noted below. To see images of all of these, click here. 1) Maris (1886), Garrett-JHU, Stacks 3/76, Harry W. Bass Jr. Research Foundation, B/M 5/99, Heritage 8/99, Heritage 9/17 - PCGS67 2) Woodin 1914 ANS exhibit-Newcomer 3,4) ex Virgil Brand from Adams on 3/13/11 (journal #57095) and Boyd on 1/28/21 (journal #105736) 5) Jackson (U.S Coin 5/13), Elder 2/21 Modern pedigrees for these include the following: 1) Maris (H.P. Smith, 6/1886), Garrett-JHU, Stacks 3/76, Bass-HWBRF, Heritage 8/99, Heritage 9/17 - PCGS67 2) Paramount (Rare Coin List #10, 6/1975); Jeff Browning; Dallas Bank Collection (Sotheby's and Stack's, 10/2001), Simpson, GreatCollections.com 3/19/23 - PCGS67, illustrated above, click on thumbnail image to enlarge 3) Kagin’s 5/78, MARCA 5/90, Heritage 1/07 – NGC66 4) NN 8/52 ANA, unknown intermediaries, RARCOA 8/70, NERCA 7/77, Auction 81, B/R 87 ANA, B/M 6/91, M. Kodner, StacksBowers 3/23 – PCGS61 with mark at top of N in CENTS and by the edge of the 2nd S in STATES Note: The Merkin 10/66 as iridescent toned, Stacks 8/71 ANA now gilt, Stacks 5/89, B/M 1/02 Judd-1637 as PCGS64, Heritage 1/07 lot 1591 as Judd-1637, Heritage 1/11 as Judd-1637 – NGC64, gilt is actually copper gilt. For additional information on this and other patterns for international coinage, click here. It was also part of a goloid set. To view Barber's set which included this design, click here. Examples were also struck as follows: Gold J1635/P1832-P1833 with several hundred known. Copper J1636/P1834 with about a dozen known. White Metal J1637A/P1836 which is unique ex N.M. Kaufman-RARCOA 8/78, SRCA 6/81, SRCA 10/81, B/M 6/91, M. Kodner, StacksBowers 3/23 – PCGS63. A second obverse die is known by a single example in copper J1636A/P1837 whose pedigree dates back to the 1906 H.P. Smith sale lot 1447. It has since been gilted. Photo courtesy of Sotheby's from their Browning sale catalog.