2002 November Santa Clara Signature Sale - Session 3

1853 G$1 MS64 PCGS. Well struck except for the 1 in the date. A lustrous and exquisitely preserved near-Gem. A tiny fragment of plastic is near the I

1853 G$1 MS66 NGC. Despite its status as the most common Type One Gold Dollar, the 1853 (4 million pieces produced) is elusive in the finer Mint State

1853-O G$1--Scratched--ANACS. Unc Details, Net AU55. A suitable representative for the budget-minded type collector, this O-mint Gold Dollar is crispl

1853-O G$1 MS60 NGC. Well struck, at least by New Orleans Mint standards, the otherwise orange-gold surfaces yield to deeply set green-gold undertones

1853-O G$1 MS63 PCGS. A nicely struck representative with rich luster and a clean cheek. A few trivial luster grazes prevent an even higher grade. New

1854 G$1 Type One AU55 ANACS. Bright yellow-green color. A bold example that has little if any highpoint rub. The fields have a couple of minor abrasi

1854 G$1 Type Two AU58 PCGS. Very sharply struck in the center of each side, generous portions of mint luster remain throughout and only the slightest

1854 G$1 Type Two AU58 NGC. Well defined, the bright green-gold surfaces are well defined and there is just the slightest accent of light rose colored

1854 G$1 Type Two MS61 NGC. An attractive representative of this conditionally challenging type, both sides display reddish-gold color with more deepl

1854 G$1 Type Two MS61 PCGS. We are pleased to be offering several Mint State representatives of the desirable Type Two Gold Dollar in this sale. The