2002 July New York, NY Signature Sale - Day 1

1866 3CS PR64 PCGS.<p>Gorgeous electric-blue, rose, and gold patina. A razor sharp near-Gem that has lovely surfaces. Important notice: We ex...

1866 3CS PR66 PCGS.<p>This richly toned, mostly charcoal-gray example reveals modest reflectivity as the coin turns into the light. Certain an...

1869 3CS PR64 NGC.<p>Deep cobalt-blue and sea-green toning covers the obverse, while the reverse has a pinkish-brilliant center surrounded by ...

1869 3CS PR66 PCGS.<p>A dazzling little Gem that is bathed on the obverse in delicate gray and iridescent hues, being more colorful peripheral...

1869 3CS PR66 PCGS.<p>A well struck Gem that has dusky lavender patina. The fields become bright gold in color when confronted with light. See...

1871 3CS PR66 NGC.<p>Beautifully toned in concentric hues of emerald-green and orange iridescence, with subtly reflective surfaces that are un...

1865 3CN MS64 PCGS.<p>Basically untoned and decently defined. Few abrasions exist. There is a slight die crack running through the middle of t...

1869 3CN MS65 NGC.<p>Uncommonly lustrous, the gray surfaces show a delicate outline of pale blue around the devices. Really quite an attractiv...

1873 3CN Closed 3 MS63 PCGS.<p>A layer of light red toning accentuates the underlying lustrous surfaces. The surfaces are essentially free of ...

1874 3CN MS63 PCGS.<p>Prooflike surfaces bring out the dynamically struck devices. Two spots are noticed on the cheek and jaw of Liberty while...