2002 February Long Beach Signature Sale - Session 1

1838-O H10C No Stars MS62 PCGS. By far the scarcer of two No Stars Half Dime issues and, more importantly, the first Half Dime issue struck at the New

1843 H10C MS64 NGC. Well struck with deep lavender patina that somewhat subdues the luster. A very well preserved coin. The 184 in the date is obviou

1849/6 H10C MS65 NGC. In 1846, five obverse dies were prepared for usage in the New Orleans mint. However, these dies were not used and were subsequen

1853 H10C Arrows MS64 PCGS. Pure white and well defined with die clashes on both the obverse and reverse. A near-Gem example of this popular three-ye

1858 H10C MS65 NGC. The surfaces are brilliant and the fields have a semi-prooflike sheen that is most appealing. Sharply struck and problem-free, th

1860 H10C MS66 PCGS. This frosty finished example glows modestly in the fields in the absence of only the lightest, mottled, tan tinged iridescence.

1868-S H10C MS62 PCGS. Often overlooked as an issue, only 280,000 pieces were struck and high grade examples can be elusive. On this piece, the light

1859 H10C PR63 PCGS. Breen-3095. Sharply struck with bright lemon-gold patina. The fields have a few wispy handling marks. The date has been repunche

1860 H10C PR65 Cameo NGC. This glittering, reflective proof is typically well impressed with few distractions of any kind. Suggestions of pale gold i

1861 H10C PR63 PCGS. The brilliant centers are framed by cobalt-blue and maroon patina on the obverse, and golden-brown color on the reverse. Well st