1870 $1 J-1022 MS62 认证号40323026, PCGS号71270

Pollock-1157, Rarity: Low R.7, Struck in nickel with a reeded edge Provenance/Appearance: Ex Simpson via The Pacific Rim Collection Heritage Nov 2021/ Lot #3487; Earlier Provenances as Ex: Possibly King Farouk Palace Collection Sale (Sotheby's 2/1954), lot 1839; possibly Gaston DiBello Collection (Stack's, 5/1970), lot 412; possibly Dr. Walter Lee Crouch Collection (Superior Galleries, 6/1977), Lot #517 (No Photos to Confirm PF60); Father Flanagan's Boys Home Sale (Superior Galleries, 5/1990), Lot #3338 ($5500);

Ron Guth

On J-1022, there's been the question of whether they are MS, Proof, or both.

The well-struck J-1022's (the so-called Proof versions) all appear to have been struck from the same obverse die used to strike the regular Proofs (date high and to the right of the point of the shield).
The Simpson coin is one such example:
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The weakly struck J-1022's (the so-called MS versions) appear to have been struck from dies used on the Mint State silver versions (date lower; 1 below the point of the shield).
http://images.pcgs.com/CoinFacts/30774620_max.jpg

Thus, it seems that Judd 1022 comes in both Mint State and Proof versions, which is a rare occurrence in the world of pattern coins.