2002 November Santa Clara Signature Sale - Session 3

1854 $3 MS61 NGC. A nicely struck example that has extensive bright luster and a few wispy slide marks in the centers. Important notice: We expect to

1854 $3 MS63 PCGS. Lustrous orange-gold surfaces with good mint luster for the grade. There are no large or objectionable abrasions on either side of

1863 $3 MS62 NGC. Ex: Princess Collection. While clashmarks (as struck) are visible around the central devices on both sides, striations (also as prod

1878 $3 AU58 ANACS. Both sides have a few wispy slide marks, but the luster is very extensive and the portrait has only a hint of rub on the lowest ha

1878 $3 MS61 PCGS. Well struck except for the 18 in the date, which has only a hint of weakness. Lustrous and surprisingly clean for the grade, with a

1878 $3 MS62 PCGS. A boldly struck piece that has lovely honey-gold color and surprisingly clean surfaces for the grade. The $3 Princess is the stoppe

1888 $3 PR66 Cameo PCGS. The 1888 is the most frequently encountered date among proof Three Dollar Gold Pieces with 291 pieces struck and an estimated

1795 $5 Small Eagle--Scratched, Cleaned--ANACS. Unc Details, Net AU50. B. 1-B, Miller-2, R.4. Sharply defined throughout, other than being bright from

1795 $5 Small Eagle AU50 PCGS. B. 6-F, Miller-9, R.5. The Capped Bust Right, Small Eagle Five is the first U.S. gold coin, and it fulfilled Mint Direc

1799 $5 Small Stars Reverse--Cleaned--ANACS. AU Details, Net XF45. B. 2-B, Miller-33, R.5. This is a not unattractive coin despite scattered hairlines