2002 November Santa Clara Signature Sale - Session 4

1935 50C Connecticut MS65 PCGS. Mottled sprays of olive, tan, and russet colors overlay the obverse and the right reverse periphery. The balance of th

1935 50C Connecticut MS65 NGC. The milky tan-gold patina is light and attractive. A lustrous Gem with a bold strike and a seemingly pristine obverse.

1936 50C Delaware MS64 ANACS. Blushes of lemon color increase the eye appeal. A nicely struck and flashy near-Gem that has carefully preserved surface

1936 50C Delaware MS65 PCGS. A lustrous and nicely struck Gem that has dusky blushes of gold and gray patina. The fields are beautifully preserved. Im

1936 50C Delaware MS66 PCGS. The rich golden-brown patina lightens as it approaches the centers. A lustrous Gem that has a bold strike and a well pres

1936 50C Delaware MS66 NGC. Deep apple-green and maroon patina. A sharply struck Gem that has modest luster and essentially pristine preservation. Imp

1936 50C Elgin MS67 PCGS. Housed in an older PCGS holder, this high end example displays typically vibrant luster for the issue. The frosty surfaces r

1936 50C Elgin MS67 NGC. The Elgin Half is one of the most intensely lustrous issues in the entire commemorative series. This coin is certainly one of

1936 50C Elgin MS67 NGC. Rich yellow-green and copper-gold patina. A lustrous and beautifully preserved Gem. The strike is far above average for the i

1936 50C Elgin MS67 PCGS. The rich, swirling mint frost is characteristic of most high grade survivors of this 1930s silver Commemorative. What sets t

1936 50C Gettysburg MS64 PCGS. This frosty, shimmering survivor exhibits dappled golden-tan overtones that leave the centers virtually brilliant. Ther

1936 50C Gettysburg MS64 NGC. Lustrous with just the slightest touch of golden toning. Important notice: We expect to be auctioning lots at the rate o

1936 50C Gettysburg MS66 PCGS. The obverse has a few peripheral blushes of silver-gray color, while the reverse border has light apple-green patina. A

1936 50C Gettysburg MS66 PCGS. A needle-sharp Gem that has flashy luster and faint blushes of gray-gold patina. Beautifully preserved and with excepti

1936 50C Gettysburg MS66 NGC. A well struck Gem that has good luster and rich swirls of golden-brown and apple-green patina. The reverse has especiall

1936 50C Gettysburg MS67 PCGS. This is a visually impressive specimen with rich crimson-russet tab toning on the obverse. The balance of that side is

1922 50C Grant MS64 PCGS, nicely struck with good luster and exquisite surfaces, E PLURIBUS UNUM is strike doubled south; and a 1920 Pilgrim MS64 PCGS

1922 50C Grant MS64 ANACS. The brilliant centers are encircled with a faint band of golden-brown color. A sharply struck and lustrous example of this

1922 50C Grant MS65 PCGS. The rich green-gray surfaces have moderate luster and are carefully preserved. Well struck aside from the second tree trunk,

1922 50C Grant MS66 PCGS. The mostly silver-gray features reveal whispers of tan patina in a few isolated areas. Striations (as struck) are noted on t