1883 Pattern Liberty Head Nickel. Judd-1710, Pollock-1914. Rarity-5.

The Only Gold CAC Judd-1710 Pattern Nickel Barber's Liberty Head Motif 1883 Pattern Liberty Head Nickel. Judd-1710, Pollock-1914. Rarity-5. Nickel. Plain Edge. Proof-65 (PCGS). Gold CAC. OGH. Obv: Barber's Liberty head, as adopted in 1883 for the regular issue Liberty Head nickel, but with the legend UNITED STATES OF AMERICA around the border in lieu of stars. The date 1883 is below. Rev: An open-topped wreath of corn and cotton with the denomination FIVE above, CENTS below. Peripheral stars are arranged seven left, six right, and the composition 50 N. / 50 C. is within the wreath. This is one of several five-cent patterns for this year using different alloys of nickel and/or copper showing their composition on the reverse within the wreath. Heavily frosted motifs and nicely mirrored fields are virtually untoned to allow ready appreciation of a boldly cameoed finish that goes unmentioned on the Generation 3.0 PCGS holder. A handsome piece, and especially desirable as the only Gold CAC example for this Judd number. Provenance: From Heritage's FUN Signature Auction of January 2021, lot 4914. PCGS Population: 11; 5 finer in this category (Proof-67 finest). Gold CAC Stickered Population: just 1 in all grades, all categories. PCGS# 62127. NGC ID: 2AKY. Click here for certification details from PCGS.

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