Mirriam's Lincoln design for 1866. This is not believed to be a mint product. A similar design by him was created in 1868 P5105. This design also exists in the following combinations: To view all available images, click here. Gold with reeded edge JC1866-1/P5080 with the following 4 known as follows: 1) B/R 1/75 76 grains?, ANR 7/03, Heritage 4/19, StacksBowers 3/24 - NGC67 2) Dibello-Stacks 5/70, Stacks 9/10 - PCGS63 3) Farouk, Mehl 3/48, Carter-Stacks 1/84, B/M 6/91 90.3 grains – Unc 60 4) Farouk-Sothebys 2/54, B/M 1/96 83.3 grains – Unc 63 Gold with plain edge JC1866-2/P5085 with the following 2 believed to exist: 1) Parke-Bernet 1/71 100 grains, Peters 8/73 ANA, Kaufman-RARCOA 8/78 99 grains, Stacks 9/94, Pogue-StacksBowers 3/20 100 grains - PCGS Unc details, rims filed 2) Kreisberg 9/73 Silver with reeded edge JC1866-3/P5090 2 known 1) Smithsonian 2) StacksBowers 3/23 - NGC65 Silver with plain edge JC1866-4/P5095 which is unconfirmed Copper with plain edge JC1866-5/P5100 with the only confirmed example in the Smithsonian. Nickel with reeded edge JC1866-6/P5101 with 2 known 1) Presidential 6/90, Stacks 9/94 lot 313 2) White-Bowers and Merena 9/89 as silver, Stacks 9/94 sale lot 311, illustrated below Nickel with plain edge JC1866-7/P5102 which is unconfirmed as the White-Bowers and Merena 9/89, Stacks 9/94 sale lot 312 piece was actually an example fo JC1868-3/P5115. Brass with reeded edge JC1866-8/P5103 with only a single example confirmed. This piece was unknown to Judd & Pollock and was examined by PCGS in May 2019. It is 91% Cu, 9% Zn, and weighs 4.24 grams and is also illustrated below courtesy of PCGS. Incomplete reverse die trials P3302 & P3305 are also known. These are listed by Pollock as splashers for 3 cent pieces. Photo courtesy of American Numismatic Rarities.