2002 February Long Beach Signature Sale - Session 1

1837 50C XF40 ANACS. The golden-gray surfaces are well detailed over the central features with a typical number of small abrasions for a circulated Ha

1837 50C AU53 PCGS. An important coin for AU type purposes, the surfaces are mostly bright with golden overtones on the obverse. The reverse displays

1838 50C XF45 ANACS. The golden-gray patina deepens slightly to orange-gold hues toward the borders. The wear is light, even, and confined to the high

1838 50C--Cleaned--ANACS. AU Details, Net XF45. This is a not unattractive example despite the impairment with mottled, vibrant, crimson-russet and co

1838 50C AU58 PCGS. Well struck with pleasing luster that extends into the fields. There is a lengthy pinscratch in the upper left reverse field. The

1838 50C AU58 NGC. This pleasingly original example is richly toned in dove-gray colors. The devices retain ample definition from a bold overall strik

1839 50C AU58 NGC. There is considerable remaining luster on both sides of this lightly circulated Reeded Edge Half. The features are lightly abraded

1839-O 50C XF40 PCGS. Light purple patina. Sharply detailed for the grade, but lackluster. Both sides have multiple heavy die cracks, as struck. Sinc

1839 50C Drapery MS61 PCGS. Richly toned with golden-brown, russet, and violet patina. The fields offer hints of glowing prooflike luster. The strike

1840 50C Reverse of 1838 VF35 PCGS. This issue is conceivably a one-year type, as it combines the Seated Liberty obverse with the Large Eagle, Medium