2002 July New York, NY Signature Sale - Day 3

1853-C $5 AU58 PCGS.<p>The 1853-C is one of the more frequently encountered Charlotte Half Eagles and can even be located with some degree of ...

1854 $5 MS62 PCGS.<p>The 1854 is considerably scarcer in mint condition than most of the other P-mints from this decade, and at the MS62 level...

1855 $5 AU58 NGC.<p>The strike is not quite sharp in the centers, but the stars are well struck. Both sides have pleasing luster. Lightly abra...

1856-S $5 XF45 PCGS.<p>Rich golden-brown patina. Hints of debris occasionally outline the devices, but also speak for the originality of this ...

1857-O $5 AU58 PCGS.<p>Formerly offered as lot 1562 in our recent June Long Beach Bullet Sale, where it was described as, "Similar in ove...

1858-C $5 AU55 NGC.<p>A popular Southern gold issue, the '58-C is the most common C-mint Half Eagle above the XF grade level. The surfaces...

1858-D $5 AU55 PCGS.<p>Noted branch mint gold expert Douglas Winter considers the 1858-D to be the fifth rarest overall of the 26 Dahlonega Mi...

1859 $5 MS63 NGC.<p>The single finest graded example of this scarce Philadelphia Half Eagle, with an impressively low mintage of only 16,814 p...

1860 $5 AU55 NGC.<p>The 1860 is generally not located above the VF-XF grade range, and it is scarcer than any of the P-mint issues from 1843-5...

1862-S $5 AU50 PCGS.<p>Only 9,500 Half Eagles were struck in San Francisco in 1862. As with the silver coinage of the same era, gold pieces al...