2002 September Long Beach Signature Sale Sale #300 - Session 2

1899 5C MS65 PCGS. Attractively struck with warm luster and few faint streaks of crimson. A small die break extends from the rim between the ninth and

1899 5C MS66 PCGS. Gorgeous apricot-gold patina. A highly lustrous Gem that is well struck except for the left ear of corn. The obverse in particular

1900 5C MS65 NGC. Sharply struck throughout and lustrous with an even layer of gray-olive toning over each side. From the Jim Joyner Collection. Impor

1901 5C MS65 PCGS. Steely grey with some light swirls of crimson and blue. Very pleasing surfaces with only a few small distractions.From the Jim Joyn

1902 5C MS65 PCGS. With a razor sharp strike and pleasing cartwheel luster effects, this coin would do wonders for a Gem quality type set. Lovely past

1902 5C MS65 NGC. Steel-blue and gold toning over full cartwheel luster with slight peripheral softness and a few scattered light spots.From the Jim J

1902 5C MS65 PCGS. Bright, with full luster and golden-gray patina. The peripheral areas show slight weakness, but the overall appearance is nice for

1903 5C MS65 NGC. Intermixed green and crimson patina. Well struck with only a few very minor imperfections primarily as struck.From the Jim Joyner Co

1903 5C MS66 NGC. The centers have faint speckles of silver-gray color. A well struck Gem with flashy luster and clean surfaces. Nearly unobtainable a

1903 5C MS67 NGC. A fabulous type coin that is brilliant throughout with sparkling, lustrous surfaces. Fully struck in all areas and virtually perfect