2002 November Santa Clara Signature Sale - Session 1

1919 5C MS65 PCGS. The golden-brown fields accompany the lavender-tinged devices. A sharply struck Gem with flashy fields and splendid preservation. I

1919 5C MS65 NGC. Rose, gold, powder-blue, and violet colors swirl about the fields and devices. A nicely struck and lustrous Gem that has impressive

1919 5C MS65 PCGS. Soft golden-gray toning mixes with pink undertones on this lustrous Gem. A solid strike combines with the well-preserved surfaces t

1919 5C MS65 PCGS. This is a satiny, lustrous Gem with delicate silvery patination. The strike is as close to full as one should expect for a business

1919 5C MS65 NGC. Both sides are sharply detailed with dappled apricot-gray and lilac-blue iridescence. Attractive and original with shimmering mint l

1919-S 5C AU50 ANACS. A lightly toned and strongly struck example of this scarce, semi-key issue.From the Ohio Collection. Important notice: We expect

1920 5C MS65 PCGS. A nicely struck Gem that has crisp legends and exceptionally clean surfaces. The Indian has vivid die clash marks (as struck) below

1920 5C MS66 PCGS. Boldly struck with luster that is bright and satiny to the extreme. Iridescent gold and lavender toning on the reverse produces a t

1920-D 5C AU50 ANACS. Both sides are sharply struck with ample remaining definition. The dove-gray features are problem-free for the AU grade level wi

1920-D 5C MS62 ANACS. A lustrous green-gray piece whose nearly pristine surfaces would in most cases be associated with a higher grade. However, this