The regular dies trial piece struck in copper. It is unknown if this is a true die trial or a coin deliberately struck for sale to collectors. The following are confirmed and all are illustrated: 1) Metzger (H. Chapman 2/1909), Zabriskie (H. Chapman 6/1909), E. Adams, unknown intermediaries, Simpson-Heritage 2/21 - PCGS62BN, illustrated above courtesy of PCGS, click on the thumbnail image to see an enlargement. Toning spot under last curl visible on the Zabriskie and PCGSCoinfacts.com plates 2) Low 2/22 sale lot 457a described as having a few obverse scratches?, unknown intermediates, Bass Foundation-B/M 5/99 as PCGSAU58BN, ANR 10/04 as NGC60BN, southern collection, Simpson-Heritage 11/20, Atherton-Heritage 5/23 - PCGS61BN, illustrated below courtesy of American Numismatics Rarities. Note: One of these 2 is ex Paramount 5/69. 3) Parmelee lot 96, Byron Reed-Durham Museum - ICG63BN Photo from the Byron Reed Collection; owned by the City of Omaha, Nebraska; on loan to The Durham Museum. Note: Woodin displayed one at the 1914 ANS exhibit which went to Newcomer, but it is not known if Adams bought coin #1 for him or his is the #2 former Bass coin. One of these appeared in E. Cogan's 5/1860 & 3/1862 sales.