2002 November Santa Clara Signature Sale - Session 4

1936 SET Columbia PDS Set MS66 NGC. The P-mint Gem has good luster and a well preserved obverse; the D-mint representative has immaculate surfaces, mo

1892 50C Columbian PR61 NGC. The first 101 1892 Columbian Half Dollars were struck in proof format. Apparently, this was done by hand, with the Mint f

1892 50C Columbian MS65 PCGS. A brilliant and nicely struck Gem that has flashy luster. The reverse is mildly prooflike. While nearly 1 million pieces

1892 50C Columbian MS65 PCGS. A sharply struck and lustrous Gem that has lovely golden-brown patina at the borders. Nearly pristine aside from a tiny

1892 50C Columbian MS65 PCGS. Luxurious powder-blue and lavender patina. A boldly struck and immaculately preserved Gem that has good luster. Importan

1892 50C Columbian MS65 NGC. A lustrous, high-end example that is remarkably free from abrasions. Each side is mostly brilliant but is surrounded by a

1893 50C Columbian MS63 ANACS, lovely golden-brown, olive, and lilac patina, well struck and beautifully preserved; and an 1893 Columbian MS63 ANACS,

1893 50C Columbian MS65 PCGS. Rich antique-copper obverse toning yields to cobalt and orange-russet peripheral shadings on the reverse. The latter sid

1893 50C Columbian MS66 NGC. The periphery has iridescent aqua and gold patina, while the centers have rich lilac and mauve colors. A razor-sharp Gem

1935 50C Connecticut MS63 ANACS. The margins have hints of charcoal color. Well struck with pleasing luster and carefully preserved surfaces. A lovely