2002 November Santa Clara Signature Sale - Session 1

1894 5C MS64 PCGS. A highly lustrous near-Gem that has attractive golden-brown and lilac patina. Boldly struck aside from the left ear of corn. Dilige

1895 5C MS64 PCGS. A sharply struck and flashy near-Gem that has a hint of gold patina. A pleasing Nickel that would certainly grade even higher were

1896 5C MS64 ANACS, lustrous, olive tinted surfaces and sharply struck in the centers; and a 1912-D MS63 ANACS, subdued gray-rose surfaces.From the Oh

1897 5C MS64 PCGS. Peters/Mohon-34.1. The 18 in the date is triple-punched. A flashy near-Gem with dusky green-gray patina and well preserved surfaces

1897 5C MS64 ANACS, greenish-brown patina with good luster and a few tiny contact marks in the reverse center; 1900 MS64 ANACS, lustrous and beautiful

1898 5C MS64 PCGS, untoned and sharply struck; and an 1899 MS64 PCGS, bright mint luster.From the Ohio Collection. 2 coins Important notice: We expect

1899 5C MS66 PCGS. A boldly struck and lustrous Gem with immaculate surfaces and light green-gray patina. The eye appeal is exceptional. Population: 2

1900 5C MS64 PCGS, bright with excellent mint luster; and a 1909 MS64 PCGS, rich reddish-lilac toning.From the Ohio Collection. 2 coins Important noti

1901 5C MS64 PCGS, sharply struck with just the slightest hint of toning over each side; and a 1903 MS64 PCGS, well defined throughout with rose and l

1901 5C MS65 NGC. A few sprays of tan tinged iridescence interrupt the otherwise untoned appearance. This is a bright, lustrous Gem.From the Ronald Bo