2002 November Santa Clara Signature Sale - Session 1

1866 2C PR65 Brown NGC. Both sides are richly toned in copper-brown shades. A sharply impressed Gem with no mentionable distractions. Important notice

1866 2C PR66 Brown NGC. Hints of gold color glimmers beneath the deep violet-brown patina. A needle-sharp Gem that has essentially pristine surfaces.

1866 2C PR64 Red and Brown ANACS. This coin represents exceptional value. The surfaces are mostly bright orange-red with only a dab of deeper color at

1868 2C PR63 Red and Brown NGC. Deeply mirrored in the fields with occasional splotches of blue-brown color in the centers. Really quite an attractive

1868 2C PR66 Red NGC. The fields are deeply mirrored on each side and the color a bright orange-red in the center with just slightly deeper cherry-red

1869 2C PR66 Red NGC. A boldly struck Gem with radiant rose-gold color. The surfaces are carbon-free and carefully preserved. While the traditional mi

1870 2C PR65 Red and Brown PCGS. A well struck and lovingly preserved Gem that has intermingled gold and lilac patina. A beautiful coin that is perfec

1871 2C PR64 Red and Brown ANACS. Doubled Die Obverse. All proofs were struck from this die pair, but some business strikes were also. The surfaces ar

1871 2C PR66 Red and Brown NGC. The reverse has a blush of lilac color in the center, while the obverse is dominated by the original yellow-green colo

1871 2C PR65 Red PCGS. The lustrous surfaces are aglow in cherry-red colors. There are no grade-limiting blemishes, but accuracy compels us to mention