2002 July New York, NY Signature Sale - Day 2

1877-S/S 25C MS64 PCGS.<p>A spectacular blundered mintmark variety which has the lower half of the horizontal mintmark intact. The light purpl...

1878-CC 25C MS61 PCGS.<p>Sharply struck, the centers are mostly untoned with light peripheral accents of color on each side. Clean enough but ...

1880 25C MS65 PCGS.<p>Lustrous and sharply struck, the obverse has deep sea-green toning, while the reverse is mostly brilliant with a wide ar...

1881 25C MS65 PCGS.<p>Brilliant and highly lustrous, with a mildly prooflike reverse. Well struck except for a few upper left stars. The obver...

1889 25C MS66 ANACS.<p>The sea-green, golden-brown, and violet patina has excellent eye appeal. A lustrous Gem that has a very good strike and...

1891 25C MS62 NGC.<p>The rich lavender patina is lighter on the devices. Well struck with moderate luster. The fields have a few wispy slide m...

1860 25C PR64 PCGS.<p>Gorgeous blue and orange toning glistens in the fields. This is a pleasing near-Gem example of this proof No Motto Quart...

1860 25C PR65 NGC.<p>This coin mates a Type Two obverse hub variety with a Type One reverse hub variety. Writing in 1991, Larry Briggs (who de...

1862 25C PR63 PCGS.<p>Razor sharp proof that has light gold patina. There is a tiny lintmark (as struck) above the 6 in the date, with another...

1865 25C PR65 NGC.<p>With smooth surfaces and some claim to a Cameo designation, this golden tinted Gem is an important high grade alternative...