1852 G$1 J-145 Thick PR(PCGS#11602)

Summer 2026 Global Showcase Auction U.S. Coins

Auctioneer

Stack's Bowers

Lot Number

2592

Grade

PR67

Price

57,340

Lot Description

<strong>Obv:</strong> Central perforation with the legend UNITED STATES OF AMERICA around the border and the date 1852 below. A crenulated design fills the field between the perforation and the peripheral motifs. <strong>Rev:</strong> A simple design with the denomination DOLLAR above and an open laurel wreath without fruit below the central perforation. Bright and attractive surfaces are frosty to semi-reflective in finish with handsome orange-gold color. Exceptionally well preserved with eye appeal to spare.<p>The <em>uspatterns.com</em> website describes this as "the most polished of the 4 gold dollar pattern designs of this year." The present Superb Gem is from an uncracked early die state; most examples of this Judd number in numismatic hands are restrikes from the late 1850s onward. Approximately three dozen gold examples are known, including both thick and thin planchet pieces.