2002 November Santa Clara Signature Sale - Session 4

1935-S 50C Arkansas MS66 PCGS. Pearl-gray and golden-brown colors lend originality to this well struck and immaculate Gem. The satiny luster has great

1936-D 50C Arkansas MS66 PCGS. Wisps of apricot patina enrich the exquisitely preserved surfaces. A nicely struck Gem that has good luster. Important

1937-D 50C Arkansas MS65 PCGS. Both sides have original speckled gold and russet patina. A razor-sharp Gem that has outstanding preservation and good

1937-D 50C Arkansas MS66 PCGS. The wisps of golden-brown patina are evenly distributed across each side. A well struck Gem with good luster and immacu

1937-D 50C Arkansas MS66 PCGS. A sharply struck Gem with modest luster and virtually pristine surfaces. The mintmark is lightly strike doubled east. O

1938 50C Arkansas MS65 PCGS. The otherwise tan-gray toning scheme yields to vivid orange-gold iridescence at the upper and right obverse borders. A co

1938-S 50C Arkansas MS65 PCGS. Warmly patinated in golden-gray shades, both sides are sharply struck with minimally abraded, Gem quality surfaces. Bil

1939-D 50C Arkansas MS66 PCGS. Deeply variegated yellow-green, lavender, and russet patina. A well struck Gem with a seemingly pristine reverse. Only

1939-S 50C Arkansas MS65 PCGS. This is a dove-gray Gem with no areas of bothersome striking incompleteness. There are also no outwardly distracting ab

1939-S 50C Arkansas MS65 PCGS. The obverse border has wisps of tobacco-brown patina, and the centers of each side have rich lavender color. Well struc