Although described as regular dies trial pieces, these were actually deliberately struck for sale to collectors as part of complete off-metal sets. Examples were struck as follows: To see available images, click here. Copper J802/P889 with only 3 confirmed at this time including: 1) Stacks 3/58, Stacks 6/84, Bourne - PCGS65RB, illustrated above, click on the thumbnail to enlarge 2) Stacks 6/90 - PCGS65RED 3) Farouk?, Heritage 11/89 - PCGS60RB, heavily hairlined Aluminum J803/P890 with only 2 or 3 believed to exist including: 1) Crouch-Superior 6/77, Superior 5/89, Stacks 5/95, Simpson-Heritage 8/21, Bourne - PCGS64 2) B/M 11/10 - NGC64, same as #1 ? 3) B/R RCRs #21 - #29 (1974 - 77) in set One of these is ex Brenner-1914 ANS, Brand. The Lohr collection had examples of both. Nickel J804/P891 with only one or 2 known. One is ex Brenner-1914 ANS exhibit, Brand. This or another is ex Edgar Adams-Elder 4/35 part of lot 1465. The last appearance for this pattern was in an American Gold Exchange 7/74 fixed price list. Brass J804A/P892. This coin has been tested and found to be 65.85% copper and 34.15 % zinc. Its pedigree is ex Newcomer, Lohr, B/R 9/75, B/R 81 ANA, Bourne - PCGS64 Photo courtesy of PCGS.