2002 February Long Beach Signature Sale - Session 2

1926 50C Sesquicentennial MS64 PCGS. Pleasing luster quality is evident beneath smoky slate-gray patination. There are a few swirls of richer toning

1926 50C Sesquicentennial MS64 NGC. Violet and green-gold patina alternates on both sides of this lustrous and lovely near-Gem. The strike is above a

1926 50C Sesquicentennial MS64 PCGS. The toning is a little deeper around the rims of this otherwise tan-gray representative. The underlying luster i

1926 50C Sesquicentennial MS65 NGC. This is a warmly frosted Gem whose pristine surfaces are tinted in irregular gold, silver-gray, and powder-blue sh

1926 50C Sesquicentennial MS65 PCGS. The peripheral russet patina is accompanied by subtly iridescent violet, green, and gold colors in the centers. F

1926 50C Sesquicentennial MS65 PCGS. This is a brilliant coin with only the faintest golden patina. It has vibrant, sweeping mint luster and a full st

1935 50C Spanish Trail MS64 ANACS. An attractive borderline Gem that is lightly accented on the obverse in blushes of coppery patina. Important noti

1935 50C Spanish Trail MS64 NGC. Potent luster flows smoothly through the hazy yellow-green patina. Well struck with a few luster grazes in the expos

1935 50C Spanish Trail MS65 PCGS. This frosty textured Gem is untoned save for mottled orange-russet shadings around the obverse and left reverse bor

1925 50C Counterstamped Stone Mountain XF40 Uncertified. FLA is impressed just above LIBERTY on the reverse with the number 71 in the upper left reve

1925 50C Counterstamped Stone Mountain XF45 Uncertified. TEXAS is counterstamp to the left of the eagle's perch and the number 27 is stamped in...

1925 50C Counterstamped Stone Mountain MS60 Uncertified. OKLA is impressed just to the left of the rock and above LIBERTY. The number 26 is clearly s

1925 50C Stone Mountain MS67 NGC. Richly toned in mottled shades of gold, lavender, green, violet, and orange color. Well struck with good luster and

1934 50C Texas MS65 ANACS. Beautiful golden and lilac toning covers both sides of this lustrous Gem. Important notice: We expect to be auctioning lo

1935 50C Texas MS65 PCGS, both sides of this silver-gray Gem exhibit fine specks of deeper reddish-brown toning; 1953-D Washington-Carver MS65 PCGS; a

1935 50C Texas MS67 NGC. Boldly defined with light greenish patina, virtually mark-free surfaces and a band of golden red peripheral toning on the re

1936-D 50C Texas MS67 PCGS. The subtle lavender patina is interrupted by speckles of golden-russet color. Expertly struck and lustrous with very plea

1936 SET Texas PDS Set that includes: 1936 MS65 PCGS, a very good strike; 1936-D MS65 PCGS, well struck; and a 1936-S MS66 PCGS, a good strike. All th

1937-S 50C Texas MS67 NGC. Lustrous golden mint bloom with a sharp strike and no significant flaws visible to the unaided eye. Only one example has b

1937 50C Texas PDS Set NGC MS65. The P-Mint representative is lightly toned. The D-Mint example has lemon-yellow patina and a spot of powdery russet.