The "God Our Trust" pattern, a precursor to the familiar "In God We Trust" reverse motto used regularly starting in 1866. For some correspondence by Longacre regarding the creation of this motto, click here. This design has the motto on a scroll. A second example has the motto in a plane field above the eagle's head and is known as J279-J280/P330-P331. Examples were struck from two different obverse dies as shown in the image below: Date right with shield point near the right side of the '1' in date. This is the more common variety. Silver J277/P326 Copper J278/P327 Date left with shield point near the left edge of the '8' in date. To see images of all of these, click here. Silver J277/P328 as illustrated at the very top of the page with only the following 2 confirmed: 1) B/R 12/75, Morgan in 12/87-StacksBowers 8/19 ANA – PCGS63 2) Frossard 5/1882, Garrett-JHU, B/R 11/79, Fredericks-Heritage 1/04 – PCGS63 Copper J278/P329. Pollock omitted this coin in his book but did leave the number available for it. The following 3 are confirmed: 1) Simpson-Heritage 11/20 - PCGS64RB 2) Heritage 3/12 – NGC64RB 3) Private collection - PCGS67BN Fewer than a dozen of each variety combined are confirmed. Some are bronzed, and some may be restrikes. More research is needed. Full red copper examples are extremely rare. This design was repeated in 1862 and 1863. Photo courtesy of Heritage.