2002 July New York, NY Signature Sale - Day 1

1855 H10C Arrows MS65 NGC.<p>This Gem quality type candidate is warmly patinated in orange-gray shades that appear to dance across the lustrou...

1856-O H10C MS62 ANACS.<p>A much better date. Light peripheral golden-brown patina. A sharply struck example that has extensive luster and una...

1858 H10C MS66 NGC.<p>A brilliant Gem that has flashy luster and a reasonable strike. The portrait is lightly marbled due to die rust, as stru...

1858-O H10C MS64 PCGS.<p>A well struck and pleasingly original near-Gem that is overlaid in antique-copper and lavender-gray toning, with sea-...

1860 H10C MS67 NGC.<p>Despite a not overly generous delivery of 799,000 pieces, the 1860 is not a difficult coin to locate in most grades. The...

1861 H10C MS66 NGC.<p>A lustrous and lightly toned Gem that has virtually pristine surfaces. The strike is somewhat soft on the left wheat ear...

1863 H10C MS67 NGC.<p>The suspension of specie payments during the Civil War doubtless explains the Philadelphia Mint's limited delivery o...

1867 H10C MS65 NGC.<p>With the exception of the 1870-S, the 1867 boasts the lowest mintage (8,000 business strikes) in the Seated Liberty Half...

1870 H10C Half Dime MS60 ANACS, rich peripheral color, faint slide marks in the fields; and an 1875 Dime MS61 ANACS, golden-brown, rose, and sea-green

1873 Half Dime MS63 Uncertified, rich lavender patina, well preserved but a bit subdued; and an 1854-O Arrows Half Dollar MS60 Cleaned Uncertified, li