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1882 5C J-1690 Pattern PCGS PR66+ (CAC)
US $27,484
Grade
Add On CAC
Grading service
PCGS
Cert number
57243831
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Date
2026-06-09
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Description
1882 5C J-1690 Pattern PCGS PR66+ (CAC)
PCGS # 62095
Grading Service PCGS
Grade PR66+
Mint Location Philadelphia
Year 1882
Designation
Strike Proof
Grade Add On CAC
1882 5C J-1690 Pattern PCGS PR66+ (CAC)
1882 5C J-1690
SKU: 57243831
An exceptional 1882 5C J-1690 Pattern, certified PCGS PR66+ with CAC approval, this Philadelphia-struck issue represents one of the most compelling chapters of late-19th-century American numismatic experimentation. Pattern coinage was never meant for everyday commerce; it was created to test ideas, metals, and designs at the Mint level—making surviving examples especially desirable for collectors who value rarity, historical context, and elite-quality preservation.
This example displays the crisp, reflective character expected of a high-grade Proof, with strong visual contrast and beautifully preserved surfaces. Tones may include classic silver-gray brilliance with subtle golden and champagne highlights along protected areas, adding depth and elegance without overpowering the coin’s Proof character. The PR66+ grade places it firmly in the premium tier for the issue, while the CAC endorsement further signals quality for the grade and solid overall eye appeal.
Key details
Date and denomination: 1882 5C (Pattern)
Mint: Philadelphia
Judd attribution: J-1690
Certification: PCGS PR66+ (CAC)
PCGS Cert #: 57243831
Why this coin stands out
Historic Mint experimentation: A true Pattern issue that reflects the U.S. Mint’s developmental work rather than routine production
Collector-grade quality: High-end Proof preservation with attractive, well-balanced eye appeal
CAC approved: Added confidence for collectors seeking examples that are notably strong for the assigned grade
Scarcity appeal: Pattern nickels are a specialized, highly collected segment with enduring demand from advanced U.S. series collectors
A premium Pattern 1882 5C J-1690 like this is a centerpiece candidate for a Judd collection, a high-end type set, or any cabinet focused on rare Proof and experimental issues from the classic era of U.S. coinage.
PCGS # 62095
Grading Service PCGS
Grade PR66+
Mint Location Philadelphia
Year 1882
Designation
Strike Proof
Grade Add On CAC
1882 5C J-1690 Pattern PCGS PR66+ (CAC)
1882 5C J-1690
SKU: 57243831
An exceptional 1882 5C J-1690 Pattern, certified PCGS PR66+ with CAC approval, this Philadelphia-struck issue represents one of the most compelling chapters of late-19th-century American numismatic experimentation. Pattern coinage was never meant for everyday commerce; it was created to test ideas, metals, and designs at the Mint level—making surviving examples especially desirable for collectors who value rarity, historical context, and elite-quality preservation.
This example displays the crisp, reflective character expected of a high-grade Proof, with strong visual contrast and beautifully preserved surfaces. Tones may include classic silver-gray brilliance with subtle golden and champagne highlights along protected areas, adding depth and elegance without overpowering the coin’s Proof character. The PR66+ grade places it firmly in the premium tier for the issue, while the CAC endorsement further signals quality for the grade and solid overall eye appeal.
Key details
Date and denomination: 1882 5C (Pattern)
Mint: Philadelphia
Judd attribution: J-1690
Certification: PCGS PR66+ (CAC)
PCGS Cert #: 57243831
Why this coin stands out
Historic Mint experimentation: A true Pattern issue that reflects the U.S. Mint’s developmental work rather than routine production
Collector-grade quality: High-end Proof preservation with attractive, well-balanced eye appeal
CAC approved: Added confidence for collectors seeking examples that are notably strong for the assigned grade
Scarcity appeal: Pattern nickels are a specialized, highly collected segment with enduring demand from advanced U.S. series collectors
A premium Pattern 1882 5C J-1690 like this is a centerpiece candidate for a Judd collection, a high-end type set, or any cabinet focused on rare Proof and experimental issues from the classic era of U.S. coinage.
