2004 (HWCA) New York Signature Sale #340 - Session 2

George II gold Guinea 1733, S-3674. 2nd young head. Very scarce type, and a date seldom found in such a nice condition as is represented here. Choice

George II gold Guinea 1746, S-3678A. Intermediate head with a "V" in place of the "U" in the king's name. Scarce. EF, some l...

George II gold Guinea 1750, S-3680. Old head. Choice EF, beautifully struck with a lot of luster remaining, no noticeable abrasions. A truly beautiful

George II gold Two Guineas 1739, S-3667B. Young head. Choice VF, light yellow gold, virtually no marks of any notice. Very decent for the grade. From

George III copper Halfpenny 1771, S-3774. 1st issue, old coinage. MS64 PCGS. Medium brown and glossy, slight disturbance on the high points.From the C

George III copper Halfpenny 1772, S-3774. Incuse hair coil. Choice Uncirculated, if not a Gem. Beautiful surfaces, "pure chocolate block" ...

George III Pattern Farthing 1797, Peck-1194, restrike by Taylor. Bronzed PR67 PCGS. Light chocolate brown color, virtually perfect.From the Craig Hall

George III copper Pattern Farthing 1798, Peck-1205 (Extremely Rare). A beautiful coin from the Early Soho period. PR64 BN PCGS. Light chocolate color.

George III Farthing trio: 1799, 1806 and 1807. 1799 is S-3779 MS64 RB PCGS, a little dull with just a bit of red showing. 1806 is S-3782 MS63 BN PCGS,

George III copper Farthing 1799 gilt, S-3779. PR61 PCGS. Rather scruffy but the gold color is bright.From the Craig Haller Collection. Important notic

George III Proof copper Farthing 1799, S-3779. PR65 BN PCGS. Light hairlines and rather dull, but some red is showing along with blue iridescence.From

George III bronzed copper Proof Farthing 1806, S-3782. PR64 BN PCGS. A bit dull but certainly choice.From the Craig Haller Collection. Important notic

George III bronzed copper Proof farthing 1806, S-3782. PR65 PCGS. Nice chocolate color. Restrike.From the Craig Haller Collection. Important notice: H

George III bronzed copper Proof Farthing 1806, S-3782. PR66 PCGS. A gorgeous specimen with almost perfect chocolate-brown surfaces, as made.From the C

George III Pattern Halfpenny 1788. Britannia reverse with paddle and laurel branch in exergue. Edge unreadable in the slab, probably Peck-962 (Very Sc

George III bronzed copper Proof Halfpenny 1790. Peck-1007, restrike. PR65 Bronzed PCGS. A couple of minute carbon spots but overall this is a most att

George III gilt copper Pattern Halfpenny 1795. Peck-1052 (Rare). Restrike. PR62 Gilt PCGS. Despite the "62" number and the hairlines on th...

George III bronze copper Proof Halfpenny 1799, S-3778. The standard 3rd Issue from the Soho Mint. PR64 Bronzed PCGS. Some faint hairlines but especial

George III gilt copper Proof Halfpenny 1799, S-3778. Another lovely example of the Soho coinage, this one having an intensely bright gold color with a

George III silver Fullerton pattern Halfpenny 1799. Sometimes called a halfcrown. PR64 NGC. Handsome silver-gray color, no problems. These curious pie