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1864 25C J-384 Pattern PCGS PR64
US $6,324
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PCGS
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53059449
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2026-06-09
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1864 25C J-384 Pattern PCGS PR64
PCGS # 60555
Grading Service PCGS
Grade PR64
Mint Location Philadelphia
Year 1864
Designation NONE
Strike Proof
Grade Add On NONE
1864 25C J-384 Pattern PCGS PR64
1864 25C J-384
SKU: 53059449
A standout rarity from the experimental coinage of the Civil War era, this 1864 25C Quarter pattern is the renowned Judd-384 (Pollock-452), struck at the Philadelphia Mint. Pattern issues like this were produced in very limited numbers to evaluate proposed designs, compositions, or formats, and they represent some of the most fascinating and elusive chapters in American numismatics.
"Coin Highlights"
Date/Denomination: 1864 25C Quarter (Pattern Issue)
Attribution: Judd-384, Pollock-452
Mint: Philadelphia
Rarity: Low R.7
Grade: PCGS PR64
Certification Number: 57594056
"Historical and Collector Appeal"
Struck during one of the most pivotal periods in U.S. history, this 1864 pattern quarter captures the innovation and uncertainty of mid-19th-century coinage. Judd-384 is a widely collected reference variety among pattern specialists and type collectors seeking a single, high-impact representative of America’s trial and experimental issues. Its Low R.7 rarity rating underscores its scarcity in the marketplace and positions it as a premium acquisition for advanced collections.
"Condition and Eye Appeal"
Graded PR64, this coin offers the sharp detail and reflective character expected of a proof striking, with strong overall presentation for the grade. Expect attractive proof surfaces and well-defined design elements that emphasize the intentional, medal-like quality of pattern coinage. Subtle natural toning with silver-gray and light golden hues may be present, adding depth and visual elegance.
A highly desirable Civil War–era pattern quarter with respected Judd and Pollock attributions, this 1864 J-384 is an exceptional opportunity to secure a scarce, historically significant issue that consistently commands attention in serious U.S. collections.
PCGS # 60555
Grading Service PCGS
Grade PR64
Mint Location Philadelphia
Year 1864
Designation NONE
Strike Proof
Grade Add On NONE
1864 25C J-384 Pattern PCGS PR64
1864 25C J-384
SKU: 53059449
A standout rarity from the experimental coinage of the Civil War era, this 1864 25C Quarter pattern is the renowned Judd-384 (Pollock-452), struck at the Philadelphia Mint. Pattern issues like this were produced in very limited numbers to evaluate proposed designs, compositions, or formats, and they represent some of the most fascinating and elusive chapters in American numismatics.
"Coin Highlights"
Date/Denomination: 1864 25C Quarter (Pattern Issue)
Attribution: Judd-384, Pollock-452
Mint: Philadelphia
Rarity: Low R.7
Grade: PCGS PR64
Certification Number: 57594056
"Historical and Collector Appeal"
Struck during one of the most pivotal periods in U.S. history, this 1864 pattern quarter captures the innovation and uncertainty of mid-19th-century coinage. Judd-384 is a widely collected reference variety among pattern specialists and type collectors seeking a single, high-impact representative of America’s trial and experimental issues. Its Low R.7 rarity rating underscores its scarcity in the marketplace and positions it as a premium acquisition for advanced collections.
"Condition and Eye Appeal"
Graded PR64, this coin offers the sharp detail and reflective character expected of a proof striking, with strong overall presentation for the grade. Expect attractive proof surfaces and well-defined design elements that emphasize the intentional, medal-like quality of pattern coinage. Subtle natural toning with silver-gray and light golden hues may be present, adding depth and visual elegance.
A highly desirable Civil War–era pattern quarter with respected Judd and Pollock attributions, this 1864 J-384 is an exceptional opportunity to secure a scarce, historically significant issue that consistently commands attention in serious U.S. collections.
