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

1884 3CN PR66 Cameo PCGS. Bountiful mint frost overlays the obverse portrait, a feature that contrasts nicely with the brilliant field. The reverse is

1885 3CN PR64 NGC. Light yellow patina and a few crimson streaks overlie this coin's proof surfaces. Fully struck on the reverse ribbon. A few s...

1886 3CN PR64 PCGS. A well struck near-Gem with impressive surfaces and light pale-gold color. A curly lintmark (as made) nearly touches the upper lef

1886 3CN PR65 NGC. This is a bright, distraction-free Gem with a lovely blanket of golden iridescence over both sides. A few swirls of tan tinged colo

1887 3CN PR64 NGC. The toning is attractive, being a well blended mix of iridescent powder-blue and champagne-tan hues. Lovely reflective qualities ar

1887 3CN PR65 Cameo PCGS. There are no singularly distracting carbon flecks or hairlines on either side of this generally untoned specimen. The strike

1887/6 3CN PR66 NGC. Bold remnants of the underdate are evident with a loupe, but the surfaces retain their distraction-free appearance even under suc

1888 3CN PR65 NGC. A no-questions Gem, the champagne tinged surfaces possess a silky-smooth sheen from rim to rim. There is a tiny area of more intens

1888 3CN PR66 PCGS. This untoned, silver-white coin is accurately graded as a premium quality Gem. There are neither areas of bothersome striking inco

1888 3CN PR66 PCGS. Overlapping swirls of gold, powder-blue, lavender, and champagne iridescence drift over the surfaces of this simply gorgeous Three