2002 July New York, NY Signature Sale - Day 1

1915 5C MS67 PCGS.<p>Fully and intricately detailed, the surfaces are flawless and each side is covered with rich cinnamon patina. Population:...

1916 5C MS65 PCGS.<p>Highly lustrous and generally well struck with a few streaks of pale color on each side. Important notice: We expect to ...

1916 5C MS65 PCGS.<p>Light lemon-gold patina. Lustrous with a good strike and virtually pristine surfaces. A wonderful Gem. Important notice:...

1916-D 5C MS64 PCGS.<p>Somewhat better struck on the obverse, with pale golden accents. Important notice: We expect to be auctioning lots at ...

1916-S 5C MS64 NGC.<p>While the '16-S is not a scarce issue in all grades, it is certainly challenging in MS64 and finer condition. This p...

1916-S 5C MS64 PCGS.<p>Rich yellow-green and lilac patina. LIBERTY is softly defined, but the centers are well struck. Lustrous and exquisitel...

1917-D 5C MS64 NGC.<p>While available in lower grades, Uncirculated examples of the '17-D are quite scarce, especially in MS64 and finer g...

1917-D 5C MS65 PCGS.<p>Most of the 9.9 million Buffalo Nickels that emerged from the Denver Mint in 1917 probably entered circulation, as this...

1918 5C MS64 PCGS.<p>Very well struck with sensational luster and a dusting of golden peripheral toning. The scarcest of the early P-mint issu...

1918 5C MS65 PCGS.<p>A mere whisper of golden patina blankets the obverse, while the reverse is toned in streaky, significantly deeper copper-...