2002 July New York, NY Signature Sale - Day 2

1873 50C No Arrows PR66 PCGS.<p>Closed 3. Only 600 proofs were struck in 1873 of the No Arrows type. Overshadowed by the two-year Arrows type,...

1873 50C Arrows PR65 NGC.<p>Struck on the new metrically weighed planchets and designated as such by the addition of arrowheads on each side o...

1873 50C Arrows PR66 Cameo NGC.<p>Ex: Eliasberg. The Philadelphia Mint's Half Dollar issues of 1873-1874 have long been coveted by both ci...

1874 50C Arrows PR63 PCGS.<p>The surfaces have milky pale gold patina. The strike is razor sharp, well preserved for the seemingly conservativ...

1874 50C Arrows PR64 PCGS.<p>Second year of this enormously popular design type, this near-Gem has brightly reflective fields and is brilliant...

1874 50C Arrows PR66 PCGS.<p>Exceptional quality for this short-lived, two-year type. The fields are deeply reflective, but the coin has to be...

1875 50C PR64 PCGS.<p>Deeply reflecting florescent orange toning in the fields. The only blemish is a dark spot under the 11th star, but it is...

1875 50C PR66 NGC.<p>Deeply reflective proof mirrors shine brightly from each side of this immaculate, high grade piece. Perfect for type purp...

1878 50C PR65 NGC.<p>The obverse and much of the reverse are layered in milky lilac and golden-rose patina, leaving only a swath of brilliance...

1879 50C PR65 Cameo PCGS.<p>The borders have attractive russet patina. A well struck Gem whose only conceivable distraction is a tiny contact ...