2002 February Long Beach Signature Sale - Session 2

1900 S$1 Lafayette Dollar--Artificially Toned--ANACS. Unc Details, Net MS60. The patina has iridescent and blotchy violet, gold, and cobalt-blue color

1900 S$1 Lafayette Dollar MS61 ANACS. Lightly patinated in apricot-gold and lilac colors. Nice for the grade with very good luster and a good strike.

1900 S$1 Lafayette Dollar MS62 ANACS. Lightly toned in shades of lemon-yellow and lilac-gray color, with pleasing luster and a very good strike. Wisp

1900 S$1 Lafayette Dollar MS62 NGC. Light russet patina over full luster with an above average strike and light marks consistent with the grade.From

1900 S$1 Lafayette Dollar MS62 PCGS. Mostly untoned with an occasional blush of apricot-gold color. Lustrous with a very good strike on the obverse,

1900 S$1 Lafayette Dollar MS64 PCGS. Full luster with a light golden haze, minimal imperfections, and a nice original appearance. Only a fraction away

1900 S$1 Lafayette Dollar MS64 NGC. Peripheral olive patina frames the slate-gray centers. The strike is sharp except for the lower leg of Lafayette.

1900 S$1 Lafayette Dollar MS65 PCGS. Lustrous with original surfaces that are attractively toned. Both obverse and reverse each have a wide crescent o

1900 S$1 Lafayette Dollar MS65 NGC. Another unquestionably original Lafayette Dollar from the collection of Ric Leichtung. Each side is slathered in r

1900 S$1 Lafayette Dollar MS65 NGC. This exceptional coin is mostly brilliant (and looking at the coin one has to believe that the surfaces are origin