2002 July New York, NY Signature Sale - Day 3

1807 $5 Bust Left MS61 NGC.<p>B. 5-D, Miller-101, R.3. Sharply struck with good luster and a few faint slide marks in the field. 1807 was the ...

1808/7 $5 AU50 PCGS.<p>B. 2-A, Miller-104, R.5. The hair curl above the 0 in the date is attenuated, as struck due to die polish. The 5 D in t...

1812 $5 AU55 ANACS.<p>B. 1-B, Miller-118, R.3. Widely spaced 5D variety. Luster connects the stars in a bright band. The eagle is not quite sh...

1812 $5 MS64 NGC.<p>B. 1-B, Miller-118, R.3. A lovely near-Gem that has extensive luster and pleasing surfaces. Well struck except for PL in P...

1818 $5--Edge Filed, Scratched, Cleaned--ANACS.<p>AU Details, Net XF40. B. 1-A, Miller-123, R.5. The least rare of the three varieties of the ...

1834 $5 Plain 4 XF45 ANACS.<p>As nice as this coin can possibly be for the grade, the green-gold surfaces are free from any troubling abrasion...

1834 $5 Plain 4 AU55 NGC.<p>This yellow-gold example is generally bright with warmer green-gold undertones. The overall definition is bold, an...

1835 $5 XF45 ANACS.<p>A bright and lightly circulated example. IB in LIBERTY is repunched. The upper obverse has a couple of faint abrasions, ...

1835 $5 MS60 NGC.<p>Very scarce in strict mint condition and a worthwhile type coin as such. This piece is fully struck with bright semi-proof...

1835 $5 MS64 PCGS.<p>This coin was formerly offered as lot 7749 in our April 2001 Central States Signature Sale, where it was described as: &q...