2002 July New York, NY Signature Sale - Day 1

1919-D 5C MS64 PCGS.<p>A lustrous and nicely preserved near-Gem that has a typical strike. A scarce low mintage issue. Important notice: We e...

1919-D 5C MS64 NGC.<p>The '19-D is one of the two great strike rarities in the Buffalo Nickel series. This piece shows very little evidenc...

1920 5C MS65 PCGS.<p>An attractive, lustrous, and sharply struck Nickel that has a faint planchet streak (as struck) on the shoulder of the bi...

1920-D 5C MS62 ANACS.<p>Immaculate orange and blue toning emerge from this mushy strike. Minor abrasions exist in the fields, but the strike a...

1921-S 5C VF25 PCGS.<p>A well balanced, glossy example that even shows glimpses of luster in the recesses. The surfaces are a natural gunmetal...

1921-S 5C MS64 PCGS.<p>Few Buffalo Nickels can rival the 1921-S for rarity in attractive states of preservation. For starters, the San Francis...

1921-S 5C MS64 PCGS.<p>Rich yellow-green patina. A sharply struck near-Gem. The obverse has a tiny contact mark on the rim at 3 o'clock, b...

1924-S 5C VF30 PCGS.<p>A slate-gray example that has a couple of trivial abrasions on the devices. The horn is not quite full, but the Indian ...

1925 5C MS65 PCGS.<p>Beautifully toned in rainbow and tan-gray colors, the obverse displays a generally bold strike, while the reverse is very...

1925-S 5C MS61 PCGS.<p>The slate-gray devices contrast with the green-gray fields. Typically struck, but the horn is sharp. Nicely preserved f...