2002 November Santa Clara Signature Sale - Session 4

1946 50C Iowa MS67 PCGS. Untoned on the reverse, the obverse is mostly lavender-gray in color with whispers of orange-olive iridescence at the upper b

1918 50C Lincoln MS65 PCGS. Competing swirls of olive-orange iridescence and lilac-gray patina drift over both sides of this sharply detailed Gem. Nea

1918 50C Lincoln MS66 PCGS. Both sides have light apricot patina, with a couple of speckles of orange-russet color on the left obverse border. A well

1918 50C Lincoln MS66 PCGS. A flashy Gem that has a needle-sharp strike and a blush of russet-gold patina above the portrait. The reverse is virtually

1936 50C Long Island MS66 NGC. A brilliant and lustrous Gem that has a good strike and nearly pristine surfaces. Kenneth Weinman, the son of better kn

1936 50C Long Island MS67 PCGS. Long Island Halves are supposed to look nice. But we really cannot remember the last time we saw one with this level o

1936 50C Lynchburg MS66 PCGS. The apple-green, rose, and golden-brown patina is original and attractive. A lustrous and sharply struck Gem that has a

1920 50C Maine MS65 ANACS. A lustrous and well struck Gem that has speckles of golden-brown patina at the margins. Beautifully preserved and with impr

1920 50C Maine MS67* NGC. Intricately detailed on each side, this is an original and nearly flawless example of this scarcer early commemorative. The

1934 50C Maryland MS66 PCGS. A lustrous Gem that has milky lilac patina and a bold strike. The obverse is immaculately preserved, while the reverse is