This design employs the obverse die without star on Liberty's coronet with a simple laurel wreath with "V" for the denomination and a small Maltese cross at the top. This design, struck only in copper, is extremely rare only 2 or 3 known as follows: 1) Kagin 1/75 ?, Simpson-Heritage 9/20, GreatCollections.com 9/11/22, Atherton-Heritage 5/23 - PCGS65RB, illustrated above courtesy of PCGS, click on the thumbnail to enlarge 2) Woodin, Newcomer (as AW683, see note below), Col Green, Wade, Stacks 71 ANA, Bass-HWBRF, B/M 5/99, Wilcox, Leidman, Heritage 1/25 FUN - PCGS64BN, illustrated below courtesy of Heritage 3) Ivy 8/80 ANA, Kagin 8/85 - this coin does not appear to plate match to #1. Additional listings include Lohr and Kosoff 1/68 FPL. Note: I believe Adams & Woodin intended this pattern to be AW683. Judd/Breen applied this Adams & Woodin number to the regular dies trial piece J635/P707 in error instead. I am basing this on the price for one of these in the Newcomer appraisal at $40 when die trials were only valued at a few dollars and this is the only 5 cent pattern of this year struck only in copper without an AW number. A similar design whose only difference is the addition of a star on Liberty's coronet is J633/P704-5. An incomplete reverse die trial JA1868-2/P3344 is also known.