2002 November Santa Clara Signature Sale - Session 3

1844 $5 AU58 NGC. A boldly struck example of this conditionally scarce issue, which provides good value in Borderline Uncirculated condition. The surf

1844 $5 MS61 PCGS. A well struck Half Eagle with bright and extensive mint luster. The second 4 in the date appears to be recut on the crossbar. A few

1844-O $5 AU53 PCGS. An aesthetically pleasing survivor, there are uncommonly few distractions for the AU53 level. Of course, scattered abrasions are

1846-O $5 VF35 NGC. The obverse appears to have minor rim dings at 6 o'clock and 9 o'clock, and a planchet flaw (as made) is north of the se...

1847-C $5 AU53 NGC. The 1847-C is one of the most frequently encountered Charlotte Half Eagles. However, examples in AU are significant type coins for

1850-D $5 AU50 ICG. In terms of total number of coins known, the 1850-D falls near the middle of the rarity scale among Dahlonega Mint Half Eagles. Ab

1852 $5 MS63 PCGS. While the 1852 is easy enough to locate in lower grades, at the Select Uncirculated level it is quite a challenge. Only nine other

1854-C $5--Repaired, Cleaned--ANACS. AU Details, Net VF30. Winter 22-I. The scarcer of the two varieties for the year. The mintmark is bold, but the e

1854-D $5 MS62 PCGS. Winter 24-R. This coin was struck from the same reverse die that the Dahlonega Mint used to deliver 1853-D Half Eagles of the Win

1854-O $5 AU55 PCGS. Far from the common date that many have believed it to be for years, the 1854-O is conditionally very elusive in high grades. It