2002 July New York, NY Signature Sale - Day 3

1855 G$1 XF45 PCGS.<p>Rich orange-gold color is seen over each side with light accents of mint frost around the devices.From the Midwest Colle...

1855 G$1 AU50 NGC.<p>Average or better sharpness with little of the often seen die clashing, just a hint of buckling at the base of the portra...

1855 G$1 MS61 NGC.<p>Sharply struck and showing no obvious die clashing (quite unusual for a Type Two) on the obverse, with full LIBERTY on th...

1855 G$1 MS63 NGC.<p>While always available for a price in lower (circulated) grades, the Type Two Gold Dollar is a rare and highly desirable ...

1855-O G$1 AU58 NGC.<p>The first O-mint Gold Dollar produced since 1853, the 1855-O is also the final issue of this denomination struck in the...

1856 G$1 Slanted 5 MS63 NGC.<p>A lustrous Gold Dollar that has an above average strike. A few faint slide marks are all that prevent a higher ...

1857-C G$1 XF45 ANACS.<p>The surfaces are lustrous for the grade, and the devices have sharp details. There is a light pinscratch below the ch...

1858 G$1 MS62 NGC.<p>Extremely lustrous with pale golden surfaces that are well detailed in all areas. This earlier issue's mintage belies...

1858-D G$1 MS63 PCGS.<p>The '58-D Gold Dollar is one of the more available issues from this mint, but it is, of course, very elusive in mi...

1858-S G$1 MS60 NGC.<p>Not only does the '58-S Gold Dollar boast an impressively low mintage of only 10,000 pieces, its scarcity in and ar...