Pos	Grade	Image	Pedigree and History
1	PR64CAM PCGS grade		Unique - according to George Eckfeldt’s journal, this coin was struck on 8/2/1863 Colonel Mendes I. Cohen Collection - Edward Cogan 10/1875:1339, $17 - Heman Ely Collection - W. Elliot Woodward 1/1884:590 (as Raw Proof, “exceedingly rare, the only exa,ple that I have ever seen”) - W. Elliot Woodward 10/1884:1999 (as Raw Proof, “The only one in gold that I have ever seen or heard of”, $22 - T. Harrison Garrett Collection - Robert Garrett Collection - John Work Garrett Collection - Johns Hopkins University Collection - Bowers & Ruddy 3/1980:1088, $57,500 - Bob R. Simpson Collection This is not from the A. Dohrmann Collection as claimed by W. Elliot Woodward in the 10/1884 sale of his (Woodward’s) personal coins. The Dohrmann example (Woodward 3/1882:463) was bronze.

#1 PR64CAM PCGS grade

Unique - according to George Eckfeldt’s journal, this coin was struck on 8/2/1863

Colonel Mendes I. Cohen Collection - Edward Cogan 10/1875:1339, $17 - Heman Ely Collection - W. Elliot Woodward 1/1884:590 (as Raw Proof, “exceedingly rare, the only exa,ple that I have ever seen”) - W. Elliot Woodward 10/1884:1999 (as Raw Proof, “The only one in gold that I have ever seen or heard of”, $22 - T. Harrison Garrett Collection - Robert Garrett Collection - John Work Garrett Collection - Johns Hopkins University Collection - Bowers & Ruddy 3/1980:1088, $57,500 - Bob R. Simpson Collection

This is not from the A. Dohrmann Collection as claimed by W. Elliot Woodward in the 10/1884 sale of his (Woodward’s) personal coins. The Dohrmann example (Woodward 3/1882:463) was bronze.

Ron Guth:

This unique gold pattern was struck on August 2, 1863 by George Eckfeldt for the Chief Coiner, Lewis R. Broomall. On the same occasion, Eckfeldt struck another unique gold pattern (Judd 351), with "GOD OUR TRUST" in the field, minus a scroll. The Garrett family owned both of these unique, gold patterns for decades, eventually bequeathing them to Johns Hopkins University. After being sold in the blockbuster Garrett sale of 3/1980, they were separated for a number of years and eventually reunited in the Simpson Collection, where they remain today.