2002 July New York, NY Signature Sale - Day 3

1861 G$1 MS64 ANACS.<p>Lustrous and sharply struck. Die clashing is common on Gold Dollars, but this is the strongest we have ever seen--the e...

1862 G$1 MS64 NGC.<p>Impressively struck on the obverse, the resounding gold tone resonates to the eye. Minimal abrasions are noticeable in th...

1862 G$1 MS65 PCGS.<p>A frosty, lustrous, and well struck Gem that has clean surfaces. There is an area of semi-prooflike surface in the lower...

1865 G$1 MS65 PCGS.<p>With a limited original mintage of 3,700 pieces and an extant population of perhaps only 85 coins, the 1865 Dollar is an...

1866 G$1 AU58 NGC.<p>Good portions of mint luster are still seen around the devices, and a field scratch at the top of the reverse is the only...

1867 G$1 MS67 NGC.<p>One of 5,200 business strikes produced and an issue that was not extensively saved, being one of perhaps 125-150 survivor...

1868 G$1 AU58 NGC.<p>Gorgeous yellow tone with highly mirrored surfaces and a prooflike finish. The coin has a nice strike and well-preserved ...

1868 G$1 MS67 PCGS.<p>Formerly offered as lot 1472 in our 2002 Long Beach Bullet Sale, where it was described as, "Tinged in delicate gol...

1870 G$1 AU55 PCGS.<p>A lesser seen date from a mintage of 6,300 business strikes. Much prooflikeness remains beneath a veil of orange patina....

1871 G$1 MS62 NGC.<p>Semi-prooflike, accentuating extremely light contact marks in the fields. The 1871 Gold Dollar boasts a tiny mintage of 3...