2002 February Long Beach Signature Sale - Session 4

1800 S$1 Silver Dollar AU50 SEGS (XF45). B-12, BB-184, R.3. Boldly defined with light gray toning and noticeable traces of original luster remaining.

1867 S$1 Silver Dollar PR61 SEGS (PR61 Harshly Cleaned). Bright with a light russet tint and a noticeable nick in the left obverse field. The reverse

Group of PCI (unless noted) Dollars: 1878 8TF S$1 MS63 (MS61), VAM-16; 1878 8TF MS63, VAM-18; 1878 8TF MS63 (MS60), VAM-19; 1878 7/8TF MS63 (MS61), VA

1878-CC S$1 Morgan Dollar MS64 Deep Mirror Prooflike SEGS (MS62 Prooflike, Cleaned). Curiously bright from the cleaning, both sides are crisply struck

1884-S S$1 Silver Dollar MS63 Light Hairlines (MS62 Lightly Cleaned, Retoned) SEGS. Technically Uncirculated, and very rare as such, the surfaces are

1886 S$1 Silver Dollar MS66 SEGS (MS65). Basically untoned with a smooth, satiny sheen over both sides. Important notice: We expect to be auctioning

1887-O S$1 Silver Dollar MS65 PCI (MS64 Questionable Toning). Well struck and highly lustrous. Each side is encircled by a thin ring of medium brown

1899-O S$1 Silver Dollar MS66 SEGS (MS65). Satiny and quite clean with streaky gray patina on the obverse. Important notice: We expect to be auction

PCI Certified Dollars: 1922-S S$1 MS60 (AU58); 1926 MS63 (MS62); 1928-S MS63 (MS62); 1934 MS62 (AU50); 1934 MS63 Cleaned (MS60 Cleaned); 1934-D MS63 (

1934-S S$1 Silver Dollar MS63 Light Hairlines (MS60 Lightly Cleaned) SEGS. Sharply struck with just a trace of light patina. A razor-thin scratch curv

1850 S$1 Gold Dollar MS63 SEGS (MS62). Boldly struck in all areas, with light reddish patina mixed with the green-gold alloy. Important notice: We e

1859-D $2 1/2 Quarter Eagle XF45 SEGS (XF40 Light Hairlines). The final Dahlonega Quarter Eagle and an scarce example of Southern gold with a low min

1905 $2 1/2 Quarter Eagle MS63 SEGS (MS61), bright with moderate abrasions on both sides; and a 1900 Half Eagle, MS63 SEGS (MS61 Light Obverse Scratch

1893-CC $5 Half Eagle MS61 SEGS (MS60 Obverse Scratched). The strike is average for the issue with most of the original luster present. Important no

1854-S $20 Double Eagle MS62 SEGS (MS60 Sea Salvaged, Lightly Cleaned). Faint hairline scratches are scattered about the obverse fields. The frosty su

1873-CC $20 Double Eagle AU58 SEGS (AU58 Obverse Planchet Flaw, Obverse Lightly Cleaned). The 1873-CC $20, even when comparisons are limited to Carson

1898-S $20 Double Eagle MS63 SEGS (MS60 Spots Removed). Sharply struck with full mint brilliance and evidence of spot removal on the obverse between

1898-S $20 Double Eagle MS63 SEGS (MS60 Spots Removed). Although boasting excellent luster and few appreciable marks, several stains or spots have be

1911 $20 Double Eagle MS64 SEGS (AU58). Bright and satiny with a paper thin planchet streak on the left side of the obverse. Important notice: We ex

A mix lot of Uncertified Colonials and Half Cents, all of which are well circulated and some of which are corroded. Included are: 1723 1/2P Hibernia H

A lot of Uncertified, circulated Large Cents that includes represents a complete date run from 1795-1857 with the exception of the 1799, 1804, 1809, a

United States Gold and Silver Counterfeit Coin Detector. Nickel-plated brass, rocker type balance for checking all U.S. gold and silver coins then cur

United States Gold and Silver Counterfeit Coin Detector. Nickel-plated brass, rocker type balance for checking all U.S. gold and silver coins then cur

English Folding Balance. Circa 1834, brass self-rising, folding scale in a wooden box, 5 1/2" x 1" x 5/8" made by "STEPHEN HOUGH...

United States Postal Scale. Miniature tubular, brass postal scale; marked: PARKER'S POSTAL SCALES PAT. MAY 18, 1880. Tubular scale folds into a ...

English Scale. Circa 1835. Steel equal arm balance scale in a mahogany box made up of six pieces, 5 5/8" x 2 3/4" x 1". The box has t...

United States Gold Coin Counterfeit Detector. By J. Allender. Extremely Fine. Pre-patent, certainly before 1855. This brass detector was used to deter

United States Gold Coin Counterfeit Detector. By J. Allender, 1855. Extremely Fine. Patent date of November 27, 1855. A brass rocker device is used to

Equal Arm Balance Scale of Unknown Maker. This hand-held device does not have any markings. It is housed in a custom-made wooden box that is quite int