The Longacre design without stars combined with the regular reverse. This was apparently implemented by William Barber as Longacre died in 1869. These were sold as part of complete sets from the half dime to the silver dollar. To view the set, click here. Examples were struck as follows: To view all available images, click here. Silver J1062/P1197 with fewer than a half dozen known as listed below. 1) Crouch-Superior 2/77 ?, Superior 7/93, Superior 1/04, Heritage 1/03 FUN, Simpson – PCGS65 2) Leidman in 1971, Bass, HWBRF-Heritage 9/22 – PCGS65 with a few spots at top of Liberty’s cap and 2 near the edge of her headdress. 3) Superior 1/04, Heritage 6/04, Heritage 8/16 ANA – NGC64 with some rubbing and/or a scratch above ALF in HALF 4) Dibello-Stacks 5/70 ?, Sieck-B/R 7/81 ANA ?, Heifetz-Superior 10/89 as PCGS64, Heritage 1/99 FUN, Heritage 1/01 FUN, Heritage 11/04, ANR 8/07 – NGC65 Copper J1063/P1198 with about a half dozen known including: 1) Mitchelson-Connecticut State Library 2) Parmelee (N.Y. Coin & Stamp 6/1890), Reed-Durham Museum ICG64RB 3) Associated Coin 6/58 ?, Champa-AAA (Bower & Ruddy) 5/72 lot 1002 ?, Leidman July 1972, Bass-B/M 5/99 as PCGS64RED, Simpson – PCGS65RB 4) Farouk, Champa-AAA (Bower & Ruddy) 5/72 lot 1001, Hughes 1/80 – PCGS64RB 5) Hawn-Stacks 3/77, Bergin-Stacks 6/84, B/M 11/02, Heritage 6/05 – PCGS64RB with a carbon spot just below Liberty’s breast and lots of planchet flakes on the reverse especially on the rim. 6) Superior 1/04 – PCGS64RB 7) Heritage 3/06, Heritage 5/06 (not sold), Heritage 6/06 (not sold), Heritage 7/06 (not sold), Heritage 9/06 (not sold) – PCGS63BN Aluminum J1064/P1199 with the 2 listed confirmed. 1) Heritage 3/99, Superior 1/04, southern collection, Simpson - NGC65, illustrated above 2) Stacks 10/03, ANR/Stacks 6/04, Superior 11/04, Goldberg 5/05, Heritage 7/06, Heritage 5/07, Stacks 8/07, B/M 8/10, Kagins 3/18 - PCGS64, has an obverse scratch