2002 November Santa Clara Signature Sale - Session 1

1906 5C MS65 ICG. Typically impressed for the type with swirling, frosty luster. The well preserved surfaces are overlaid in mostly even apricot-gray

1907 5C MS64 PCGS, lustrous gray and golden-rose surfaces; and a 1908 MS64 PCGS, lustrous medium gray surfaces.From the Ohio Collection. 2 coins Impor

1909 5C MS66 PCGS. Bright and highly lustrous with a strong strike throughout. A really sharp looking, high grade type coin. Important notice: We expe

1910 5C MS64 PCGS, moderately toned and sharply defined; and a 1912 MS 64 PCGS, bright mint luster and nicely toned.From the Ohio Collection. 2 coins

1910 5C MS65 PCGS. Ex: Frank Thomas. Both sides have light streaks of gold and green patina. Well struck aside from the left ear of corn. A lustrous G

1911 5C MS63 ANACS. The obverse has bright yellow-green color, while the reverse has pastel gold and mauve patina. A lustrous representative that is s

1911 5C MS65 NGC. The reverse has splendid peripheral bands of rose and gold patina, while the obverse is dominated by dusky orange color. A highly lu

1911 5C MS65 NGC. Warm champagne iridescence overlays both sides and yields to tan-gray hues in a few isolated areas. Fully original and lustrous, the

1911 5C MS65 ANACS. Lustrous and well struck with multicolored toning over both sides.From the Robert Tarr, Sr. Collection. Important notice: We expec

1911 5C MS66 NGC. This golden tinted representative is fully frosted with nary a distracting blemish to report. The strike is typical for the series w