2002 February Long Beach Signature Sale - Session 2

1928 50C Hawaiian MS64 NGC. One is tempted to say this is a brilliant coin but close examination reveals just the slightest bit of color on each side.

1928 50C Hawaiian MS64 NGC. The color on both sides is more vibrant than usual for the type, yet the surfaces are undeniably original. Warm lavender-g

1928 50C Hawaiian MS64 PCGS. Ex: Bowers & Merena Reference Collection. Steel-gray in color with an occasional hint of olive or gold patina. Well...

1928 50C Hawaiian MS65 PCGS. The matte-like surfaces are free from any noticeable impairments and there is a wide swath of golden-olive patina on each

1928 50C Hawaiian MS65 PCGS. Deeply toned on each side with differing hues on each side, the obverse has variegated violet and lilac-blue coloration w

1928 50C Hawaiian PR63 NGC. Only 50 Sandblast Proofs were produced of the Hawaiian Half in 1928. The original roster of the recipients of these coins

1935 50C Hudson MS63 ANACS. Typically struck with very good luster and light, dusky tan-gold patina. The surfaces do not have any unsightly abrasions

1935 50C Hudson MS64 NGC. Mottled russet shadings have gathered in the more protected areas on both sides of this otherwise untoned, satiny near-Gem.

1935 50C Hudson MS65 NGC. A hint of olive patina brightens the surfaces. A nice Gem with very good luster and a good strike. A scarce type with a min

1935 50C Hudson MS66 NGC. Bright and satiny with just the slightest hint of toning on each side. Scarce in such a superior grade. Important notice: