2002 November Santa Clara Signature Sale - Session 1

1883 5C No Cents MS66 * NGC. A brilliant and lustrous Gem with mildly prooflike fields. Nicely struck and carefully preserved. The reverse border has

1883 5C No Cents MS66 PCGS. Rich silver-gray patina. A lustrous and mildly prooflike Gem that has a reasonable strike and impressively preserved surfa

1883 5C No Cents MS67 PCGS. On January 8, 1883, the Philadelphia Mint began production of Charles Barber's Liberty Nickel. To increase striking ...

1883 5C With Cents MS64 PCGS. Even, light toning covers each side with bright, semi-reflective fields.Ex: 1992 ANA Early Spring Bullet Sale (Heritage,

1883 5C With Cents MS65 NGC. A flashy and mildly prooflike Gem that has dusky gold patina. A couple of obverse stars do not have complete centrils, bu

1884 5C MS64 PCGS. A boldly struck near-Gem that has good cartwheel luster in addition to mildly prooflike fields. UNITED is strike doubled. A tiny co

1884 5C MS65 PCGS. A needle-sharp Gem that has flashy luster and beautiful gold patina. Liberty has a series of die clash marks (as struck) below her

1885 5C MS64 PCGS. An important and worthwhile example of this key issue that is rarely found in such a superior state of preservation. Only 1.47 mill

1886 5C--Whizzed--ANACS. AU Details, Net XF40. A thoroughly whizzed example of this key date, and softly struck as well. A die crack (as made) travels

1886 5C MS64 NGC. Wispy golden-brown streaks visit the centers on each side. Well struck except for the left ear of corn, which nearly always lacks co

1886 5C MS64 PCGS. The second 8 in the date is recut on its outer upper left loop. A dusky gold near-Gem with pleasing luster and a razor-sharp strike

1887 5C MS64 PCGS, sharply defined with light gray toning; and an 1888 MS64 PCGS, dusky gray-golden toning with strong underlying luster.From the Ohio

1887 5C MS65 NGC. A lustrous, well-struck Gem with rich golden-brown toning that blankets the obverse and is mixed on the reverse with splashes of lil

1888 5C MS65 PCGS. A brilliant, sharply struck, and flashy Gem that is separated from an even higher grade by only a faint luster graze or two. The po

1888 5C MS66 PCGS. A spectacularly toned Gem that has yellow-green, rose-violet, and gold patina. Lustrous and well struck with exquisite preservation

1889 5C MS64 PCGS, boldly defined throughout with rich tonal qualities over each side; and an 1892 MS64 PCGS, lustrous with original gray-golden tonin

1889 5C MS65 NGC. The serif of the 1 in the date appears to be lightly repunched. Lovely copper-gold and steel-blue patina. A boldly struck and lustro

1889 5C MS66 PCGS. A definite condition rarity among Liberty Nickels, the otherwise relatively obtainable 1899 is represented by only four MS66 coins

1890 5C MS64 PCGS, lustrous with attractive golden toning; and an 1893 MS64 PCGS, sharply defined with just a bit of gray-blue toning on the reverse.F

1891 5C MS63 ANACS, lustrous with numerous light abrasions; and an 1895 MS63 ANACS, rich golden toning.From the Ohio Collection. 2 coins Important not