2002 July New York, NY Signature Sale - Day 1

1850 Cent MS63 Brown ANACS, well struck with smooth and pleasing chocolate-brown surfaces; and an 1856 Dime MS62 ANACS, lavender patina and the margin

1850 1C MS63 Red and Brown Uncertified, N-7, Low R.<p>3, the crimson color is especially extensive on the reverse, well struck except for a fe...

1850 1C MS65 Red and Brown NGC.<p>A lustrous, minimally-marked Gem with even reddish-brown toning and decent luster. A couple of interesting r...

1851 1C MS67 Brown NGC.<p>N-30. This is an extraordinarily high grade Coronet Cent irrespective of date or die variety. In the 17th edition of...

1851 1C MS64 Red and Brown Uncertified.<p>N-15, R.4. Both sides have abundant faded red luster. There is a tiny toning spot above the N in ONE...

1851 1C MS65 Red and Brown NGC.<p>A lustrous specimen with ample mint-Red luster for the assigned Red and Brown designation. The reverse displ...

1851/81 1C MS66 Red NGC.<p>N-3. An exceptionally high grade representative of N-3, the diagnostic horizontal die line (as struck) under the T ...

1852 1C MS66 Brown PCGS.<p>Almost fully struck on the central devices, with pristine surfaces that are a medium violet-brown color in the fiel...

1853 1C MS65 Brown PCGS.<p>Light blue toning reflects in the fields of this nicely preserved copper coin. The clean strike and absence of noti...

1853 1C MS67 Brown NGC.<p>This nearly century and a half old type coin has seen its original mint color fade to a medium violet-brown hue with...