2002 November Santa Clara Signature Sale - Session 1

1943-D/D 1C MS66 PCGS. The first mintmark was incompletely effaced, probably because of hurried wartime conditions, and is abundantly clear. The surfa

1943-D/D 1C MS66 PCGS. RPM-1. Lange states that 17 repunched mintmarks are known of this issue, but the most appealing and collectible one is from thi

1943-S 1C MS68 PCGS. This is a bright, exquisite Superb Gem whose lightly striated fields (as produced) are moderately reflective. Sharply struck thro

1943-S 1C MS68 NGC. TRUST is not fully struck, but the lustrous and mildly prooflike surfaces are seemingly pristine. A retained cud (as struck) is ob

1943-S 1C MS68 NGC. Sharply struck with bright, semi-prooflike fields. A spectacular example of this popular one-year type. Population: 12 in 68, 0 fi

1944-D/S 1C MS65 Red NGC. FS-020. Die One. On this variety, the earlier punched S-mintmark is clear above the D. The surfaces are bright reddish-orang

1944-D/S 1C MS66 Red ICG. FS#1C-21. OMM#2. This is the overmintmark where the S does not show above the D, but only at the left and within the loop of

1946-S 1C MS67 Red PCGS. Deep, even, and original red luster covers both sides of this splendid example. Population: 49 in 67, 0 finer (9/02). Importa

1948 1C MS67 Red NGC. The smooth, even red surfaces are virtually perfect. Population: 50 in 67, 0 finer (7/02).From the Francis Sullivan Collection.

1948 1C MS67 Red NGC. A nicely struck and lustrous orange-gold Superb Gem that has a few tiny specks of blue-gray color in the upper reverse. None hav