In 1856, the head of the Indian Princess was enlarged, the headdress was moved to the top of the head, and the face was given a more mature appearance. 

Date

Mintage for
Circulation

Mintage of
Proofs

Notes

1856

1,762,936

est. 15

The 5 in the date on the reverse is found Upright or Slanted.

1856-D

1,460

0

1857

774,789

est. 20

1857-C

13,280

0

1857-D

3,533

0

1857-S

10,000

0

1858

117,995

est. 40

1858-D

3,477

0

1858-S

10,000

0

1859

168,244

80

1859-C

5,235

0

1859-D

4,952

0

1859-S

15,000

0

1860

36,514

154

1860-D

1,566

0

1860-S

13,000

0

1861

527,150

349

1861-D

Unknown

0

All of these were issued by the Confederacy after they seized the Mint at Dahlonega.  No record was kept of the number of coins struck, but these have proven to be very scarce.

1862

1,361,355

35

1863

6,200

50

1864

5,900

50

1865

3,700

25

1866

7,100

30

1867

5,200

50

1868

10,500

25

1869

5,900

25

1870

6,300

35

1870-S

3,000

0

1871

3,900

30

1872

3,500

30

1873

125,100

25

Circulation strikes come with Open and Closed 3's in the date.  Proofs are only known in the Closed 3 variety.

1874

198,800

20

1875

400

20

An extremely scarce date in any grade or format.

1876

3,200

45

1877

3,900

20

1878

3,000

20

1879

3,000

30

1880

1,600

36

1881

7,620

87

1882

5,000

125

1883

10,800

207

1884

5,230

1,006

1885

11,156

1,105

1886

5,000

1,016

1887

7,500

1,043

1888

15,501

1,079

1889

28,950

1,779

Last year of the type and denomination.