2002 November Santa Clara Signature Sale - Session 1

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