2002 February Long Beach Signature Sale - Session 2

1921-S S$1 MS65 NGC. Brilliant and lustrous with a good strike. The reverse field has many light die polishing lines, as struck. The reverse surfaces

1878 8TF S$1 PR61 ANACS. VAM-14.3. The devices have chocolate-brown patina, while the flashy fields reflect gold and cobalt-blue colors. One of only

1878 8TF S$1 PR65 PCGS. This is a scarce issue when encountered in the proof format, and of course important as a one-year type coin. While the exact

1878 7TF S$1 Reverse of 1878 PR63 PCGS. Only 200 proofs were reportedly struck of the 7 Tail Feather Dollar, making it one of the most difficult and d

1884 S$1 PR61 ANACS. This coin is typically well impressed for a specimen striking with reflective surfaces that are evident at most angles. Both side

1886 S$1 PR60 ANACS. The deep chocolate-brown patina obscures the presumably mirrored fields. Sharply struck with smooth surfaces that are seemingly

1886 S$1 PR62 ANACS. Much of the original proof reflectivity is muted by a thorough coating of hazy steel-violet and antique-golden patina. Importan

1892 S$1 PR61 ANACS. The frosty devices have mild contrast with the deep lavender fields. Well struck with sharp definition of the breast feathers. N

1900 S$1 PR60 ANACS. Deep charcoal-gray patina completely envelops both obverse and reverse, which tends to mask the underlying hairlines on this pop

1903 S$1 PR65 NGC. An astonishing, no-contrast, deeply mirrored proof Dollar that is completely brilliant throughout and fully struck. An outstanding