2002 July New York, NY Signature Sale - Day 3

1852-O G$1 MS62 NGC.<p>Satiny and particularly well defined on the obverse, although slight mushiness is seen on the denomination and date at ...

1853 G$1 Gold Dollar AU55 PCGS,<p>well struck and attractive for the grade; 1929 Quarter Eagle MS61 PCGS, sharply defined; and an 1898 Eagle M...

1853 G$1 MS62 NGC.<p>Both sides display an intense, satiny sheen that gives this attractive Type One issue the visual impact of a higher grade...

1853-C G$1 AU58 NGC.<p>The final Type One Gold Dollar from the North Carolina branch mint, the 1853-C was produced to the extent of just 11,51...

1853-O G$1 MS62 PCGS.<p>Well struck with good luster and rich lemon-gold patina. Only lightly abraded for the grade. O-mint Gold Dollars are a...

1853-O G$1 MS62 NGC.<p>The 3 in the date is softly struck, however, the portrait and stars have very sharp details. The fields have a few wisp...

1854 G$1 Type One MS62 NGC.<p>Relatively unmarked, but limited in grade by haziness over the satiny surfaces that develops into blushes of cop...

1854 G$1 Type Two AU50 PCGS.<p>Evenly worn, the centers are better defined than on most Type Two Gold Dollars. Important notice: We expect to...

1854 G$1 Type Two AU55 NGC.<p>A nicely struck example that has a few trivial contact marks in the lower left obverse. The luster is abundant a...

1854 G$1 Type Two MS64 PCGS.<p>There is a lovely interplay between orange-gold and powder-blue colors that give this Type Two Gold Dollar the ...