2002 July New York, NY Signature Sale - Day 3

1876 T$1 MS65 PCGS.<p>Fully defined, the surfaces are untoned and sparkle with mint brilliance. There are no obvious or objectionable abrasion...

1878-CC T$1 VF35 ANACS.<p>Golden-brown, violet, and electric-blue patina. LIBERTY and IN GOD WE TRUST are sharp. The fields are lightly abrade...

1878-S T$1 MS63 ANACS.<p>FS-15, Breen-5821, R.5. Perhaps the finest known example of this rare variety. Bowers remarks in his Encyclopedia tha...

1874 T$1 PR61 ANACS.<p>Hazy, brilliant surfaces. Deeply reflective still, but just a bit dull from cleaning. Important notice: We expect to b...

1876 T$1 PR65 Cameo NGC.<p>Type I Obverse / Type II Reverse. The Mint produced 1,150 proof Trade Dollars in 1876, with the majority being of t...

1878 T$1 PR58 Uncertified.<p>A lightly toned Trade Dollar that has slight cameo contrast. Well struck except for the right leg of the eagle. T...

1878 T$1 PR64 Cameo PCGS.<p>The Philadelphia Mint produced only proof Trade Dollars for the first (but not the last) time in 1878. The origina...

1879 T$1 PR64 PCGS.<p>Essentially brilliant with deep, watery mirrors and, on the reverse, a fair degree of cameo contrast. Trade Dollars from...

1879 T$1 PR65 PCGS.<p>Only 1,541 Trade Dollars were struck in this year, all of which were proofs. This deeply mirrored example has multiple l...

1880 T$1 PR65 Cameo NGC.<p>A simply breathtaking Gem, the eye appeal is nothing short of stunning. First, the finish. Both sides are boldly co...

1880 T$1 PR66 Cameo PCGS.<p>A spectacular two-toned white-on-black cameo proof. Each side shows a faint trimming of golden-brown toning around...

1880 T$1 PR66 Cameo NGC.<p>An always-popular date among high grade type collectors, the present Gem is untoned with solid cameo contrast. Ever...

1881 T$1--Cleaned--ANACS.<p>Proof, Net PR55. A razor sharp example that has gold, lavender, and sea-green patina. The fields are lightly but c...

1881 T$1 PR63 PCGS.<p>The lightly toned centers deepen considerably around the margins with rings of rich purple-lilac and cobalt-blue toning ...

1881 S$1 PR64 Deep Cameo ANACS.<p>The boldly contrasted surfaces are tinged in delicate golden iridescence. There are few distracting hairline...

1882 T$1 PR60 Scratched, Cleaned Uncertified.<p>A brilliant example that has modest cameo contrast. There is a vertical scratch in the left ob...

1882 T$1 PR64 Uncertified.<p>At first glance, this coin has the look of a Gem. The surfaces do not reveal any mentionable hairlines or contact...

1882 T$1 PR65 NGC.<p>Both sides of this proof-only issue are richly endowed with mottled shades of golden-orange, rose, and blue iridescent to...

1882 T$1 PR65 Cameo NGC.<p>An exquisitely struck Gem that has a few light freckles of tan patina in the right obverse field. The deeply froste...

1882 T$1 PR66 Cameo NGC.<p>Sparkling mint brilliance allows full appreciation of the two-toned effect and nearly flawless surface quality seen...

1883 T$1 PR65 NGC.<p>As the final collectible issue in the Trade Dollar series, the proof-only 1883 remains popular among advanced specialists...

1883 T$1 PR65 Cameo PCGS.<p>A gorgeous Gem that has a razor sharp strike and essentially undisturbed surfaces. There is a tiny planchet flaw (...

2000-P SAC$1 Goodacre Ungraded ICG,<p>this is number 2,186 among 5,000 coins that were presented by the U.S. Mint to the obverse sculptor Glen...

2000-D Sacagawea Dollar MS65 ANACS,<p>a few wispy slide marks on the reverse but otherwise perfect; 2000-D Sacagawea Dollar MS65 ANACS, the ob...

An NGC-Certified 1900 Proof Set.<p>Included are:1900 Cent PR65 Red and Brown NGC. Glossy-brown and orange-red colors are streaked over both si...

1911 Proof Set, ANACS Certified.<p>A five-piece set that includes: 1911 Cent--Cleaned--ANACS, Proof, Net PR55, an obvious proof striking with ...

A PCGS-Certified 1915 Proof Set.<p>Included are:1915 1C Cent PR65 Red and Brown PCGS. A glossy textured Gem, the otherwise toned, olive-brown ...

1849 G$1 No-L MS63 NGC.<p>Small head, open wreath. A scarce variety of this first-year issue. Several of the stars are recut. A sharply struck...

1849-D G$1 VF30 PCGS.<p>Bright orange patina in the centers. An original example that has a couple of small abrasions in the fields. Although ...

1849-O G$1 MS61 NGC.<p>Typically struck in the centers, but the stars and peripheral legends are sharp. The obverse has over a dozen die crack...

1849-O G$1 MS61 NGC.<p>A bold striking that possesses a vibrant, frosty appearance and is framed in reddish patina. Although minted in substan...

1850 G$1 MS61 NGC.<p>Bright and satiny with a prominent die crack that runs vertically from border to border. Important notice: We expect to ...

1850 G$1 MS65 PCGS.<p>Both sides display an exceptional frosty sheen and dazzling satiny brilliance, being predominately yellow-gold with a to...

1850-O G$1 MS62 NGC.<p>Easily the rarest of the New Orleans Mint Gold Dollar issues, the mintage of the 1850-O is only 14,000 pieces. This wel...

1851 Gold Dollar--Scratched--ANACS,<p>AU Details, Net VF30, sharply detailed but with several relatively deep pinscratches; 1852 Gold Dollar--...

1851-O G$1 MS61 NGC.<p>The 5 in the date is softly struck, but the stars and legends have sharp details. A lustrous example that has a few lig...

1851-O G$1 MS62 ICG.<p>Although well defined, the olive-gold surfaces have a somewhat muted, satiny luster. Important notice: We expect to be...

1852 G$1 MS62 NGC.<p>Sharply struck with glowing mint luster. A couple of obverse abrasions account for the grade.From the Midwest Collection....

1852 G$1 MS65 PCGS.<p>Both the strike and satiny luster on this diminutive type coin are simply outstanding, and only the presence of a few sc...

1852-O G$1 MS61 NGC.<p>Well struck for the issue, with extensive bright luster and a few light abrasions in the fields. A scarcer O-mint issue...

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 ...