1852 DT$1 Dollar, Judd-134 Restrike, Pollock-1610, R.8 PR65 Brown PCGS....

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1852 Seated Dollar in Copper
Judd-134 Restrike, PR65 Brown
Ex: King Farouk

1852 DT$1 Dollar, Judd-134 Restrike, Pollock-1610, R.8 PR65 Brown PCGS. Ex: Simpson. Dies trial striking of the restrike 1852 Seated dollar, in copper with a reeded edge. This is one of only three examples known. Saul Teichman writes for USPatterns.com that "the earliest occurrence for one of these copper pieces was in Cogan's April 1877 Jenks sale which may indicate that these were struck much later, in the early to mid-1870s, with another batch of silver examples." The present coin was once described at cleaned and retoned, but it shows none of those impairments. The surfaces are deep brown with gold and violet accents. A spot above Liberty's head serves as a convenient pedigree marker. The 1852 dollar is challenging in any grade and is particularly interesting in this composition. Make sure to bid accordingly.
Ex: King Farouk; Palace Collections of Egypt (Sotheby's, 2/1954), lot 1746; M.H. Bolender (3/1959); Florida Numismatists Auction (New England Rare Coin Galleries, 1/1981), lot 1107; Share Collection / Classics Sale (American Numismatic Rarities, 9/2003), lot 51.
Important Selections from The Bob R. Simpson Collection, Part XI.

Coin Index Numbers: (PCGS# 11570, Greysheet# 12135)

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