2002 July New York, NY Signature Sale - Day 2

1831 50C MS65 NGC.<p>O-109, R.1. The reverse of this important Gem displays pleasing reflectivity in the field with some dappled olive and ora...

1832 50C AU58 NGC, O-115, R.<p>1, the left side stars and PLU in PLURIBUS is softly struck, otherwise a splendid coin; and an 1836 Lettered Ed...

1832 50C AU58 NGC.<p>O-122, R.1. Light golden-brown patina at the margins. Richly detailed representative that has pleasing luster and relativ...

1833 50C AU58 NGC.<p>O-107, R.3. Lustrous for the grade, with light rub on the cheek and impressively clean fields. The strike is inconsistent...

1833 50C MS63 NGC.<p>O-102, R.1. Attractive golden-brown and aqua-blue patina. A lustrous example that is well struck on the stars and the plu...

1834 50C Large Date, Small Letters MS64 PCGS.<p>O-106, R.1. Some mottled golden-gray patina drifts over the lustrous surfaces. Both sides are ...

1834 50C Large Date, Small Letters MS65 NGC.<p>O-104, R.2. Most easily distinguished by the small tine on the upper left corner of the shield ...

1834 50C Large Date, Small Letters MS65 PCGS.<p>O-106, R.1. This more available die pairing can be recognized by a crude 4 punched over a smal...

1835 50C AU55 ANACS.<p>O-105, R.1. Lustrous for an AU55 with each side covered with light gray-golden patina. Reasonably well struck on the ce...

1835 50C MS65 ICG.<p>O-105, R.1. Overton notes that the obverse stars are "mostly flat" on examples of this common die marriage. If ...