2002 July New York, NY Signature Sale - Day 2

1899 S$1 PR62 ANACS.<p>Light gold and russet patina. Well struck, but with wispy handling marks in the fields. Only 846 proofs were produced. ...

1902 S$1 PR65 NGC.<p>As befits the method of proof production that was in vogue at the early 20th century Philadelphia Mint, this coin is unif...

1921 S$1 MS64 NGC.<p>The obverse is tinted in a soft pinkish-gold hue, with normal bluntness on the central curls, while the untoned reverse i...

1921 S$1 MS64 PCGS.<p>A nice high relief Dollar with the typical weaker strike. The coin has few abrasions, mostly in the left obverse field. ...

1921 S$1 MS64 PCGS.<p>An extremely lustrous coin for this first-year Peace Dollar. A slight abrasion is noticeable on the obverse in front of ...

1921 S$1 MS64 PCGS.<p>Dusky yellow-gray patina. The reverse has faint outlines of old water spots. A lustrous and certainly original near-Gem ...

1921 S$1 MS64 NGC.<p>Proponents of originality will certainly appreciate this richly toned, antique-copper example. The color is mostly even o...

1921 S$1 MS65 PCGS.<p>Far superior to the typically offered Mint State 1921 Peace Dollar, this coin displays an otherwise sharp strike that wa...

1921 S$1 MS66 NGC.<p>Stop the presses! A 1921 Peace Dollar with a strong strike! Years go by between appearances of '21 Peace Dollars that...

1921 S$1 MS66 ICG.<p>The thick mint frost is what immediately grabs the viewer's attention on this immaculate Gem. Slightly soft in the ce...