2002 February Long Beach Signature Sale - Session 2

1918 50C Lincoln MS63 PCGS, well struck with a pristine reverse but a few abrasions on the forehead; 1923-S Monroe MS63 PCGS, a typical strike with a

1918 50C Lincoln MS65 PCGS. The surfaces have speckles of bright russet color and occasional areas of deep yellow-brown patina. Lustrous with a very

1918 50C Lincoln MS65 PCGS. The lavender-gray surfaces have guest appearances of russet and aqua-green patina. Lustrous with a sharp strike for the i

1918 50C Lincoln MS65 ICG. Expectantly frosty for the issue as well as the grade, both sides are lightly to moderately toned in tan-gold hues. There

1918 50C Lincoln MS65 ICG. Lustrous with soft gray-green highlights. Important notice: We expect to be auctioning lots at the rate of 200-250 per ho

1918 50C Lincoln MS66 PCGS. The lavender patina gives way to occasional blushes of olive-green and violet color. Well struck and lustrous with nicely

1918 50C Lincoln MS66 PCGS. The otherwise frosty-white surfaces reveal whispers of golden-tan iridescence here and there. There are no singularly men

1918 50C Lincoln MS66 NGC. Bright, flashy mint luster covers each side with just a bit of light golden toning in the right obverse field.From the Tom

1918 50C Lincoln MS66 NGC. Unusually clean for this normally heavily abraded issue. The only interruption in the brilliant surfaces are a few speckle

1936 50C Long Island MS66 PCGS. The obverse is mostly untoned with a peripheral hint of olive-yellow color, while the reverse has light but iridescen