2002 July New York, NY Signature Sale - Day 3

1876 T$1 MS65 PCGS.<p>Fully defined, the surfaces are untoned and sparkle with mint brilliance. There are no obvious or objectionable abrasion...

1878-CC T$1 VF35 ANACS.<p>Golden-brown, violet, and electric-blue patina. LIBERTY and IN GOD WE TRUST are sharp. The fields are lightly abrade...

1878-S T$1 MS63 ANACS.<p>FS-15, Breen-5821, R.5. Perhaps the finest known example of this rare variety. Bowers remarks in his Encyclopedia tha...

1874 T$1 PR61 ANACS.<p>Hazy, brilliant surfaces. Deeply reflective still, but just a bit dull from cleaning. Important notice: We expect to b...

1876 T$1 PR65 Cameo NGC.<p>Type I Obverse / Type II Reverse. The Mint produced 1,150 proof Trade Dollars in 1876, with the majority being of t...

1878 T$1 PR58 Uncertified.<p>A lightly toned Trade Dollar that has slight cameo contrast. Well struck except for the right leg of the eagle. T...

1878 T$1 PR64 Cameo PCGS.<p>The Philadelphia Mint produced only proof Trade Dollars for the first (but not the last) time in 1878. The origina...

1879 T$1 PR64 PCGS.<p>Essentially brilliant with deep, watery mirrors and, on the reverse, a fair degree of cameo contrast. Trade Dollars from...

1879 T$1 PR65 PCGS.<p>Only 1,541 Trade Dollars were struck in this year, all of which were proofs. This deeply mirrored example has multiple l...

1880 T$1 PR65 Cameo NGC.<p>A simply breathtaking Gem, the eye appeal is nothing short of stunning. First, the finish. Both sides are boldly co...