2002 July New York, NY Signature Sale - Day 1

1840 1/2 C Original PR63 Red and Brown PCGS.<p>B-1a, R.6. This is an original proof representative of this, the premier Half Cent delivery of ...

1840 1/2 C Restrike PR64 Brown PCGS.<p>B-3, Low R.7. With reverse die file marks (as produced) at the denticles over the RICA in AMERICA, this...

1841 1/2 C Original PR64 Brown PCGS.<p>B-1, R.6. Die State III. The large reverse berries distinguish this original proof 1841 Half Cent from ...

1841 1/2 C Restrike PR63 Brown NGC.<p>B-3, Low R.7. The die crack (as produced) is quite sharp on the obverse of this Second Restrike example....

1842 1/2 C Restrike PR64 Brown PCGS.<p>B-3, Low R.7. This lovely near-Gem is originally preserved with mottled copper-brown and sandy-tan colo...

1843 1/2 C Original PR58 PCGS.<p>B-1a, R.6. Writing in 1983, Walter Breen states that at least two original proof 1843 Half Cents accidentally...

1843 1/2 C Restrike PR64 Red and Brown PCGS.<p>B-2, R.6. Doubling on the T in CENT is the diagnostic feature of this reverse die, which was al...

1844 1/2 C Original PR63 Brown PCGS.<p>B-1, R.6. Two proofs of this variety are impounded in museums (one in the ANS and the other in the Smit...

1844 1/2 C Restrike PR64 Brown PCGS.<p>B-3, High R.6. Richly toned and pleasingly original, the surfaces are bathed in copper-brown color with...

1845 1/2 C Restrike PR64 Brown PCGS.<p>B-3, Low R.7. This is a simply beautiful coin from the standpoint of originality. Shimmering reflectivi...