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1854 and 1855 Large Flying Eagle Cent Patterns

1854 and 1855 Large Flying Eagle Cent Patterns

The True Transitional Patterns Linking Large to Small Cents

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4-Leaf 1855s’ Alloys

In 1854 and 1855 U.S. Mint Melter & Refiner James Curtis Booth had an agenda — to convince Treasury Secretary James Guthrie to back the use of nickel in the coin that would replace the all-copper Large Cent. In 1853, Booth had advocated the use of German silver, which contained copper, nickel and zinc in …

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Posted bykayfamily1854March 12, 2022Posted inUncategorized

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