2002 July New York, NY Signature Sale - Day 2

1795 50C 3 Leaves VG8 PCGS.<p>O-111, R.4. A heavy die crack (as struck) journeys from the first S in STATES to the center of the eagle's b...

1801 50C VF20 PCGS.<p>O-101, R.3. The less scarce of just two varieties for the date. Deep lavender patina. The reverse has a minor rim ding a...

1801 50C VF30 PCGS.<p>O-102, R.4. Attractive lavender and tan-brown patina. Although the stars are flat, the devices have bold detail. E PLURI...

1802 50C VF35 PCGS.<p>O-101, R.3. The only variety for the year. Deep golden-brown and lilac-violet patina. There is a curved pinscratch acros...

1803 50C Large 3 Fine 15 NGC.<p>O-102a, R.3. Green-gray and golden-brown patina. The surfaces have faint slide marks, but the only mentionable...

1803 50C Large 3 Fine 15 NGC.<p>O-101, R.3. Light silver-gray color. The drapery partly conceals a couple of faded pinscratches, while the rev...

1803 50C Large 3 VF25 PCGS.<p>O-101, R.3. The devices have the sharpness and luster of a higher grade, but the coin has probably been cleaned ...

1803 50C Large 3 AU50 NGC.<p>O-103, R.3. Well detailed save for an isolated area of softness on Liberty's upper curls and the diagnostic b...

1803 50C Small 3 VF35 PCGS.<p>O-104, R.3. Deep lilac-gray patina. The left side stars are flat, but the devices are richly detailed. The luste...

1805 50C VF25 PCGS.<p>O-109, R.3. Deep lilac-brown patina. The portrait has a few faint adjustment marks, as struck, but there are no obvious ...