2002 July New York, NY Signature Sale - Day 2

1823 50C AU55 PCGS.<p>O-111a, R.2. Lovely golden-brown and lavender patina. Sharply struck except for central hair curls of Liberty. An attrac...

1823 50C MS62 NGC.<p>O-104, R.3. Medium steel-lilac patina, with an area of darker color near the eagle's head. A well struck example that...

1826 50C AU53 NGC.<p>O-110, R.2. The dusky charcoal patina highlights the sharp details of the devices. Sharply struck except for the stars, w...

1826 50C MS62 ANACS.<p>O-118, R.1. The borders have attractive golden-brown patina. A well struck example that has abundant luster and nicely ...

1826 50C MS67 NGC.<p>O-110, R.2. Curiously, there are a number of high grade survivors known for this variety. The Condition Census is (67, 67...

1829 50C AU58 NGC.<p>O-116, High R.3. Deep lavender patina. Well struck except for a portion of the left wing of the eagle. The borders and de...

1829 50C MS65 NGC.<p>O-116, R.4. Quite frankly, we can do no better than to repeat the expert cataloging done for this lot in the Eliasberg ca...

1829/7 50C MS65 NGC.<p>O-102, R.2. A popular overdate and listed in the Redbook. This is one of the finest examples known as seen by the Condi...

1830 50C Large 0 MS61 ANACS.<p>O-122, R.1. The reverse is well struck, but the obverse stars are flat. A lustrous example that has golden-brow...

1831 50C AU58 NGC.<p>O-110, R.2. A lightly toned example that has unabraded surfaces. The luster is bright and pervasive. Although the obverse...