2002 July New York, NY Signature Sale - Day 2

1805 50C AU50 ANACS.<p>O-112, R.2. Light golden-brown patina. A bold example that has considerable luster at the borders and within the device...

1805/4 50C VF25 PCGS.<p>O-101, R.3. The overdate details are bold. Medium slate-gray patina. The fields are only lightly abraded, and the devi...

1805/4 50C VF30 PCGS.<p>O-102, R.3. The borders have lavender-violet patina, while the centers are lilac-brown in color. The upper obverse has...

1806 50C Pointed 6, Stem VF35 PCGS.<p>O-116, R.3. Deep sea-green and yellow-brown patina. Both sides have heavy die cracks, as struck, with cl...

1806 50C Pointed 6, Stem XF40 ANACS.<p>O-119a, R.3. A lilac-gray example that has lighter color in the centers. Golden-brown and powder-blue c...

1806 50C Pointed 6, Stem AU50 NGC.<p>O-121, R.4. Struck from a heavily clashed obverse die. The left obverse also has a pair of heavy die crac...

1806 50C Pointed 6, Stem MS63 PCGS.<p>O-118, R.4. This appears to be far and away the finest known example of this very scarce variety, exceed...

1806 50C Pointed 6, No Stem Fine 15 NGC.<p>O-109, R.1. The only variety that combines the pointed 6 and stemless reverse. Green-gray and laven...

1806 50C Knobbed 6, Small Stars XF45 PCGS.<p>O-106, R.4. Rich lavender patina, with some speckles of sea-green color at the margins. The stars...

1806/5 50C VF30 PCGS.<p>O-101, R.3. Deep slate-gray patina. Although the stars are flat, E PLURIBUS UNUM can be easily read, and hints of lust...