2002 February Long Beach Signature Sale - Session 1

1881 50C MS63 Uncertified. Isolated areas of near-brilliance are seen in the centers of this otherwise toned, olive-gray, lavender, and blue colored

1881 50C MS63 PCGS. Mildly prooflike beneath concentric shades of gray, golden and blue-green toning. The low mintage 1881 Half Dollar was struck dur

1884 50C MS63 PCGS. Only 5,275 business strikes were produced of this issue. Brilliant throughout with the often-seen prooflike finish and fully stru

1888 50C MS65 PCGS. The iridescent violet and olive-gold patina is very attractive. Lustrous and well struck with beautifully preserved surfaces. Stru

1859 50C PR62 PCGS. Sharply struck with brilliant centers and peripheral golden-brown patina. The mirrored fields are bright and reflective. The obve

1873 50C Arrows PR66 NGC. Struck on new metrically weighed planchets, pursuant to the provisions of the Mint Act of 1873, this Superb, highly reflecti

1875 50C PR64 PCGS. The fields are deeply mirrored and their reflectivity is undiminished in intensity by the rich golden-rose toning that covers eac

1878 50C PR66 NGC. Exceptional, multicolored toning covers both sides and is backlit by brightly reflective proof mirrors in the fields. A beautiful,

1879 50C PR68 NGC. An absolutely stunning proof representative that displays colorful orange and steel-blue toning about the obverse periphery, while

1880 50C PR66 NGC. Originality and technical quality are both equally important characteristics of this high quality specimen. Both sides are toned in