2002 July New York, NY Signature Sale - Day 1

1858 1C Small Letters MS64 PCGS.<p>A well struck near-Gem that has flashy luster and gold color. Carefully preserved and attractive. There is ...

1858 1C Small Letters MS65 NGC.<p>Fully defined with lovely reddish mint luster that has begun to take on an overlay of golden patina. Always ...

1858 1C Small Letters MS65 PCGS.<p>Golden-amber color with booming cartwheel luster. The striking definition is just a bit soft on the top of ...

1858/7 1C MS64 PCGS.<p>A very pleasing near-Gem example of this rare and popular overdate. This is an early die state that shows the diagnosti...

1856 1C PR40 PCGS.<p>We are unsure of the correct Snow attribution of this particular coin. The reverse is obviously from Reverse D, but the o...

1856 1C--Cleaned--ANACS.<p>Proof Details, Net PR55. Although this piece has been harshly cleaned, it possesses exquisite detail and appears to...

1856 1C PR62 PCGS.<p>Snow-9. The most frequently encountered proof variety of this issue, Snow-9 is also the most common 1856 Flying Eagle Cen...

1856 1C PR64 NGC.<p>Snow-9, Die Stage D. This is a brightly reflective example that has even reddish-tan coloration. Probably lightly cleaned ...

1856 1C PR65 PCGS.<p>Snow-9. Another, even finer representative of this die marriage, this lovely Gem exhibits uncommonly bold reflectivity in...

1857 1C PR65 PCGS.<p>Snow-PR2. Despite a paltry original mintage of perhaps 50 coins, the proof 1857 Flying Eagle Cent is known in three diffe...