2002 February Long Beach Signature Sale - Session 1

1908 5C PR65 PCGS. Brilliant and sharply struck. The obverse is exceedingly well preserved, while the reverse has a large lint mark (as struck) just

1909 5C PR66 PCGS. The satiny devices have a faint golden patina that is very attractive. The surfaces on both sides are virtually pristine. Importa

1910 5C PR65 NGC. Well struck with milky golden patina. Both sides have a few tiny lint marks, as struck. The proof mintage of 1910 was only 2,405 pi

1911 5C PR66 NGC. Essentially fully struck with tan-gold patina on the devices and darker color in the fields. The lower obverse has a streak of viol

1912 5C PR65 NGC. Iridescently toned in subtle yellow, gold, and violet colors. Light contact marks in the central reverse are noted for accuracy. I

1913 5C Type One MS67 NGC. Lustrous and essentially as struck. The fields are completely free of abrasion. While many Type One Buffalo Nickels were s

1914/3 5C MS62 NGC. FS-014.87.This is a pleasing BU representative with dove-gray patina and mottled orange-tan overtones that appear to drift toward

1915-S 5C MS64 ANACS. Lightly toned with pastel lilac and gold patina, with nice luster and a good strike. The surfaces are very pleasing. The field

1916-D 5C MS63 NGC. Yellow steel-gray in color with a few darker spots on the portrait. The strike is quite sharp for a Type Two D-mint issue. A smal

1916-D 5C MS64 ANACS. Well struck in all areas save for the centers, the lightly patinated features display a hard, satiny sheen. Important notice: