2002 July New York, NY Signature Sale - Day 1

1835 1/2 C MS63 Red and Brown Uncertified.<p>The obverse has gold fields and lilac devices, while the reverse also has some electric-blue and ...

1835 1/2 C MS64 Red and Brown PCGS.<p>This is an attractive example whose surfaces are more than 50% lustrous. The otherwise cherry-red sheen ...

1833 1/2 C PR62 Brown PCGS.<p>B-1, C-1, the only known dies, R.5. All 1833 Classic Half Cents were struck from a single set of dies. Breen (19...

1836 1/2 C PR62 Brown PCGS.<p>B-1, Low R.6. Having filled its vaults with coins from previous years, the Philadelphia Mint refrained from prod...

1850 Half Cent XF45 ANACS, B-1, C-1, R.<p>2, a cleaned example, Liberty's profile is lightly strike doubled; 1840 No Drapery Dime--Cleaned...

1850 1/2 C MS64 Brown PCGS.<p>B-1, C-1, R.2. Olive-brown patina. The surfaces are very well preserved. The strike is good but not razor sharp....

1851 1/2 C MS65 Brown NGC.<p>C-1, B-1, R-1. A nicely struck Gem that has glossy medium brown surfaces. There are tiny contact marks at 5 and 7...

1853 1/2 C MS66 Brown NGC.<p>B-1, C-1, R.1. A well struck Gem that has aqua-blue and copper-red patina. Lustrous and carefully preserved with ...

1855 1/2 C MS64 Red and Brown PCGS.<p>Burnt-orange color resonates from the red and brown fields of this Half Cent. The sharp strike and spark...

1857 1/2 C MS64 Brown PCGS.<p>Light rose-violet patina, with some copper-gold color at the margins. Final year of issue. The upper obverse is ...