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				1861  $5 J-283 Half Eagle
			
				
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									Date:  1861 
									Judd #: J-283 
									Rarity: Low 7 | 
										Metal: Copper 
									Edge: Reeded 
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						Obverse Design: Design used in 1860 for J-271, by Longacre, facing right, wearing Phrygian cap, three stars above forehead, ribbon with LIBERTY at neck, stars surrounding, date 1861 below.
						 
						Reverse Design: Die by Longacre, letter font probably by Anthony C. Paquet, Die used to strike J-271 of 1860, perched eagle holding undulating ribbon in beak inscribed E PLURIBUS UNUM, UNITED STATES OF AMERICA / FIVE DOLLARS around. 
						Additional Details: Pattern proposal for a large diameter coin intended to eliminate the fraud of hollowing out the center of a gold coin and filling it with lower value metal, a continuation of Dr. Barclay's ideas. None are known in gold. 
			
 
					
						
  
						
					 
					
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