2002 July New York, NY Signature Sale - Day 3

1909-D $5 MS63 PCGS.<p>A well struck representative that has rich olive-gold color. There is a small planchet flaw (as struck) below the first...

1909-D $5 MS63 NGC.<p>A well struck coin that has a few minor abrasions in the upper right reverse field. The golden-brown surfaces are radian...

1909-D $5 MS64 PCGS.<p>With the largest mintage in the series (3.4 million pieces), the 1909-D is far and away the most common Indian Half Eag...

1909-O $5 AU58 NGC.<p>The lone New Orleans issue in the series of Indian Half Eagles and a scarcity in all grades from a mintage of just 34,20...

1910 $5 MS63 PCGS.<p>An attractive and sharply struck Half Eagle that has pleasing surfaces. Certainly scarcer than the 1909-D, but priced muc...

1910 $5 MS64 PCGS.<p>Produced in respectable numbers (604,250 pieces), the 1910 is among the more common Indian Half Eagles in an absolute sen...

1910-D $5 MS62 ANACS.<p>A well struck example that has a bold mintmark and a few light abrasions in the reverse field. Less than 200,000 piece...

1910-S $5 MS61 NGC.<p>Light golden-brown color on the highpoints of the devices. The reverse field has a few minor contact marks. The mintmark...

1911 $5 MS63 NGC.<p>A nice gold luster surrounds this coin with only several marks on the cheek of the Indian. The reverse rim-area has a ligh...

1911 $5 MS63 PCGS.<p>Well struck by the standards of the type, this reddish-gold example is also free of all but a few scattered abrasions. Su...