2002 September Long Beach Signature Sale Sale #300 - Session 1

1869 3CS PR63 ANACS. The beautifully preserved surfaces have luxurious sea-green, champagne-rose, and gold patina. A well struck and seemingly conserv

1870 3CS PR63 NGC. The mirrored fields flash rose, powder-blue, and gold colors. A well struck proof that has carefully preserved surfaces. A curly li

1870 3CS PR66 PCGS. Well struck except for the center of the horizontal stripes within the shield. A seemingly pristine Gem with gorgeous sea-green, p

1871 3CS PR66 NGC. Gorgeous golden-brown, sea-green, and electric-blue patina. A nearly pristine Gem that has only slight weakness of strike in the ce

1873 3CS PR66 NGC. This is a truly glorious proof whose already impressive eye appeal benefits further from a deep cameo finish on the obverse. The re

1865 3CN MS60 ANACS, yellow and green-gray patina, well struck, planchet flaws (as struck) behind the portrait; 1881 MS63 ANACS, milky tan patina, wel

1865 3CN MS64 NGC, the golden-gray surfaces are unevenly struck with bold clashmarks (as made) in the fields; and an 1882 PR64 NGC, delicate golden ir

1865 3CN MS65 PCGS. A lustrous steel-gray patina. Some doubling on the legends, and a clear die clash especially on the reverse inside of the wreath.

1867 3CN MS65 NGC. Gentle lilac and green-gold colors. A lustrous Gem with gorgeous preservation. The obverse field is wavy, as struck due to heavily

1879 3CN MS66 PCGS. Wispy gold patina. A razor-sharp and lustrous Gem with mildly prooflike fields. Only 39,000 business strikes were produced, and Ge