2002 November Santa Clara Signature Sale - Session 2

1891 S$1 MS64 NGC. Wisps of dusky apricot patina enrich each side. A sharply struck and mildly prooflike near-Gem. The reverse is essentially pristine

1891 S$1 MS64 NGC. Pale wisps of copper-gold color visit the lower reverse. A lustrous near-Gem with a good strike and clean fields. Important notice:

1891 S$1 MS65 NGC. Even though 8.6 million pieces were struck of this issue, very few were present in the Treasury Department releases from the early

1891-CC S$1 MS62 ANACS. Not fully struck in the centers, but with good luster and attractive apricot-rose peripheral patina. The cheek has a pair of m

1891-CC S$1 MS63 PCGS. VAM-3. Top 100 Variety. The popular "spitting eagle" variety. The obverse devices are outlined by powder-blue patin...

1891-CC S$1 MS63 ANACS. VAM-3. Top 100 Variety. Silver-gray in appearance, the suitably lustrous, frosty textured surfaces are sharply impressed in al

1891-CC S$1 MS63 PCGS. Highly lustrous with somewhat of a weak strike in the centers and showing just a dab of pale tan patina over Liberty's ha...

1891-CC S$1 MS64 PCGS. Excellent mint luster and untoned throughout, each side is sharply defined and shows a few grade-limiting abrasions. Important

1891-CC S$1 MS65 NGC. Whereas most earlier CC-mint Morgans with lower mintages are easily obtainable at the Gem grade level, the 1891-CC (1.6 million

1891-O S$1 MS64 PCGS. The center of the reverse has faint milky tan patina. A nicely struck and lustrous near-Gem with relatively clean surfaces. The