2002 November Santa Clara Signature Sale - Session 3

1872-S 50C AU50 PCGS. Light and original hints of golden-brown patina. The obverse field has wispy slide marks, but there are no individually signific

1873-CC 50C No Arrows XF40 PCGS. Boldly detailed for the grade, with subdued green-gray color and some charcoal patina in selected areas. The right ob

1873 50C Arrows AU50 ANACS. WB-106, Large Arrows. Well struck, with attractive peripheral violet patina. Both sides have abundant bright luster. The f

1873-CC 50C Arrows XF45 PCGS. Lilac-gray in color, with traces of darker patina near Liberty's pole. A few faint pinscratches in the fields, but...

1873-S 50C Arrows AU50 PCGS. Lustrous for the grade, with original light lavender-gray patina. A problem-free example that has no mentionable abrasion

1874 50C Arrows AU58 ANACS. WB-102, Large Arrows. Nicely struck with moderate luster and medium lavender patina. The surfaces are refreshingly free fr

1874 50C Arrows MS64 PCGS. Large Arrows. WB-102. An ever-popular issue among type collectors, the 1874 comes with both large and small arrows flanking

1874-CC 50C Arrows AU55 PCGS. WB-101. Second and final year of issue for the Arrows type, this design is distinguished by an obverse device that was a

1874-S 50C Arrows AU55 PCGS. An attractive coin with abundant luster and pale gold-gray patina. The fields have just a few wispy abrasions, and the de

1875-CC 50C AU50 ANACS, nicely struck with abundant luster and hints of gold patina, HALF DOL is strike doubled; and an 1877-CC AU55 ANACS, WB-103, me