2002 July New York, NY Signature Sale - Day 1

1802 1C AU50 PCGS.<p>S-237, R.2. Deep purple-brown patina. Sharply struck except near the T in CENT. The reverse has light die cracks (as stru...

1804 1C--Cleaned--ANACS.<p>Fine Details, Net VG8. S-266, R.2. The only known dies. A nicely detailed example that has a glossy surface and a f...

1804 1C VF35 Uncertified.<p>S-266, R.2. Die State I, perfect dies. The reddish-brown devices complement the olive-brown fields. A small contac...

1805 1C XF40 Corroded Uncertified, S-269, R.<p>1, the dark purple surfaces are moderately corroded with yellow verdigris within the wreath, sh...

1805 1C AU58 NGC.<p>S-267, R.1. Glossy in texture, the surfaces are richly toned in medium brown shades. This is a problem-free coin for the g...

1806 1C AU53 PCGS.<p>S-270, R.1. The sole variety for the year. A glossy dark mahogany-brown example that has lighter tan color on much of the...

1808 1C MS66 Brown NGC.<p>S-278, R.3. The Philadelphia Mint continued to receive copper planchets from the Birmingham, England firm of Boulton...

1809 1C VF30 PCGS.<p>S-280, R.2. The only variety for the year. Deep purple-brown patina. The glossy surfaces have several minor abrasions on ...

1809 1C XF45 NGC.<p>Ex: Pittman. S-280, the only known dies, R.2. The richly toned surfaces are glossy in texture with a mostly medium brown a...

1811 1C MS61 Brown NGC.<p>S-287, R.2. A type that is quite challenging to locate in the finer circulated and Mint State grades, most examples ...