2002 November Santa Clara Signature Sale - Session 2

1917-S 50C Reverse MS64 PCGS. We are offering several Mint State '17-S Reverse Halves in this sale, but none can compare to either the technical...

1918 50C MS65 NGC. As an issue, the 1918 is more sharply struck than the 1917. The former date, however, is more difficult to locate in the finer Mint

1918-D 50C MS62 NGC. Boldly impressed (for the type), both sides exhibit appreciably sharp definition in all but a few isolated areas. Warm golden-tan

1918-S 50C MS65 NGC. Mint records indicate that 10.2 million Half Dollars were produced at the San Francisco Mint in 1918. Yet, the 1918-S is seldom o

1919 50C MS61 ANACS. Well struck except for a little softness of detail over a few of the obverse highpoints, this untoned example is frosty-white in

1919 50C MS61 NGC. One of two BU 1919 Walkers from the Bozarth Collection, this untoned, frosty finished example has the look of a considerably higher

1919 50C MS64 NGC. Produced in an era of decreasing demand for circulating coinage, the 1919 has an original mintage of fewer than 1 million coins. Th

1919-D 50C--Cleaned--ANACS. Unc Details, Net MS60. A date that is always in demand among date collectors, the present example displays bright, swirlin

1919-S 50C MS62 PCGS. With 1.5 million pieces struck, the 1919-S has the highest mintage of the three issues struck in this year. However, very few Un

1920 50C MS63 ANACS. A lustrous representative that has pastel gold and silver-gray patina. Nicely preserved, with good luster and a reasonable strike