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

George III 3 Shillings 1812, S-3769. Draped bust. MS63 PCGS. Pleasing "old silver" silvery gray surfaces, hint of gold iridescence.From th...

George III Proof 3 Shillings 1812, S-3769. Draped bust. Very rare. PR64 PCGS. A subtle coin which takes a bit of studying before you appreciate how ni

George III Proof 3 Shillings 1812, S-3770. 2nd laureate head. PR65 Pittman PCGS. Old-time deep blue, amber gold, and gray toning. A few stray hairline

George III 3 Shillings 1814, S-3770. 2nd laureate head. This portrait was obviously the inspiration for the Bullhead halfcrowns that would appear two

George III Bank Dollar 1804, S-3768. 1st, normally seen variety. MS64 PCGS. A really handsome coin having glowing luster and beautiful golden iridesce

George III Proof Bank Dollar 1804, S-3768. PR64 PCGS. Mottled golden gray toning, nice reflective mirror fields. Rare. Undertype clearly shows (even f

George III copper Proof Bank Dollar 1804. S-3768, the standard design. PR64 BN PCGS. Nice chocolate brown surfaces, usual buckled die shows in middle

George III copper Pattern BOE 5 Shillings & Sixpence 1811, ESC-205. Wreath reverse. PR64 BN PCGS. Mostly milk-chocolate in color. Lots of small ...

George III copper Proof BOE 5 Shillings & Sixpence 1811. ESC-205. Wreath reverse. PR65 Bronzed PCGS. A simply superb example of this design type...

George III uniface Pattern Crown 1818. ESC-234B but only the obverse. By Pistrucci. Struck in white metal. Type is illustrated fully in the Wilson-Ras

George III Crown 1818, S-3787. LIX edge. 1st year of issue of the adopted design. MS63 PCGS. Choice Uncirculated with lovely and brilliant surfaces, l

George III silver Pattern Guinea 1791. By Conrad Kuchler. Plain edge (difficult to see in the slab)? PR64 NGC. A nice choice piece having two-tone sil

George III gold Quarter Guinea 1762, S-3741. Laureate head. Choice AU, sharp strike, pleasant color, no problems. One-year type. Important notice: Her

George III gold Quarter Guinea 1762, S-3741. Laureate head. MS62 NGC. Sharply struck and attractive. Choice. Most of these are not so nice nor so well

George III gold Half Guinea 1806, S-3737. Half-sized version of the Military Guinea. EF, light yellow gold color.From the Dr. Irving Arenberg Collecti

George III gold Guinea 1761, S-3725. 1st laureate head. 2 leaves. Very rare. One of the least seen of all guinea types, issued just this one year at t

George III gold Guinea 1763, S-3726. 2nd laureate head. Rare. About EF, light porosity in the gold, well struck, no major abrasions. Seldom offered. T

George III gold Guinea 1773, S-3727. 3rd head, Rose guinea. EF, lots of luster, small marks. Well struck. No major abrasions. Important notice: Herita

George III gold Guinea 1774, S-3728. 4th bust, Rose guinea. EF, quite lustrous, reverse struck from a rusty die, a few noticeable marks but fewer than

George III gold Guinea 1777, S-3728. 4th bust, Rose guinea. EF, well struck, pleasing old-gold color, very clean surfaces showing few abrasions.From t

George III gold Guinea 1785, KM604, choice AU, fully lustrous and very attractive. Important notice: Heritage usually auctions material at the rate of

George III gold Spade Guinea 1787, S-3729. 5th head. 1st year of the Spade guinea, the only year in which the design was struck in higher relief. Choi

George III gold Spade Guinea 1789, S-3729. Choice EF, sharp strike, lovely yellow-gold color, almost no abrasions. This run of gold Guineas was obviou

George III gold Spade Guinea 1791, S-3729. Spade guinea. Choice EF, well struck, a number of minute abrasions but the fields are far nicer than are no

George III gold Guinea 1813, S-3730. Military guinea, struck only this year. Choice AU, lots of brilliant luster, no major marks. A beautiful and well

George III gold Guinea 1813, S-3730. Another Military guinea. Almost exactly the same as the last: Choice AU, lots of brilliant luster, no major marks

George III gold Sovereign 1817, S-3785. VF, no problems, just normal wear. Important notice: Heritage usually auctions material at the rate of 200-250

George III gold Sovereign 1817, S-3785. Choice AU, most of its luster intact, usual small abrasions in the soft metal, a very nice coin indeed. Import

George III gold Sovereign 1817, S-3785. Choice Uncirculated, prooflike reverse with frosted St George and outer circle consisting of the Order of the

George IV copper Farthing 1825, S-3822. MS66 BN PCGS. Superb chocolate-brown surfaces, as boldly struck as anyone could want. Hint of the usually seen

George IV copper Farthing 1825, S-3822. MS64 RD PCGS. Blazing red luster mixed with just a bit of iridescent blue toning. Boldly struck. Exceptional d

George IV copper Halfpenny 1826, S-3824. Bare head. MS65 RB PCGS. A light brick-red color mixed with some brown toning. Slightly soft in strike on the

George IV Proof copper Halfpenny 1826, S-3824. Bare head. PR65 Bronzed PCGS. A wonderful coin, deep reddish brown in color with absolutely no flaws.Fr

George IV copper Penny 1826, S-3823. Bare head. Plain saltire. MS63 BN PCGS. Light brown and most pleasing for the grade. Very scarce!From the Craig H

George IV Proof copper Penny 1826, S-3823. Bare head. Plain saltire. PR64 Bronzed PCGS. Lovely chocolate-brown surfaces, no flaws. They don't co...

George IV copper Penny 1826, S-3823. Bare head. Plain saltire. MS65 BN PCGS. Wonderful light brown color mixed with more than a few hints of red mint

George IV Proof Sixpence 1821, S-3813. Laureate head, combined with the Crowned Garnished Shield reverse. One-year type. PR64 PCGS. Blue-gray toning w

George IV Sixpence 1825, S-3814. Laureate head. MS65 PCGS. Silvery white luster, hint of gold, sharply struck. Scarce, particularly so fine.From the C

George IV Shilling 1821, S-3810. Laureate head, Crowned Garnished Shield reverse. Made only this one year. MS63 PCGS. Steel gray. Well struck.From the

George IV Halfcrown 1821, S-3807. Laureate head, Crowned Garnished Shield (1st) reverse. AU58 PCGS. Lavender-gray surfaces and sharply struck. The cla

George IV Halfcrown 1823, S-3808. Laureate head, Crowned Shield in Garter (2nd) reverse. MS63 PCGS. A number of only small marks, slightly soft strike

George IV Halfcrown 1825, S-3809. Bare head. MS62 PCGS. Mostly brilliant, a little gold toning, good strike but lacking detail in the highest points,

George IV Halfcrown 1826, S-3809. Bare head. PR63 PCGS. Fully prooflike and nicely toned.From the Craig Haller Collection. Important notice: Heritage

George IV Crown 1821, S-3805. Laureate head. St George reverse. SECUNDO edge. 1st of only two years of issue for this wonderfully designed type. MS65

George IV Proof set 1821. Laureate head. An extremely rare item that appears to be an intact, original set, as the toning matches on all pieces and it

George IV Proof Crown 1826, S-3806. Bare head. To this cataloguer's eyes, one of the most elegant of all British silver coins, the bust modeled ...

George IV Maundy set 1828, S-3816. Laureate head. A decent set which is quite a lot nicer than most seen, all graded by PCGS as follows: 4d MS62, 3d M

George IV gold Sovereign 1821, S-3800. Laureate head. About EF, typical light marks. Important notice: Heritage usually auctions material at the rate

George IV gold Sovereign 1821, S-3800. Laureate head. AU, frosty and pleasing. Scarce. Important notice: Heritage usually auctions material at the rat

George IV gold Sovereign 1825, S-3801. Bare head. Choice AU, frosty. A couple of obverse edge marks, but this is well struck and overall very pleasing