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

1831 H10C MS65 NGC. V-1, LM-6, R.1. Due to its status as a common die marriage, the 1831 V-1 is a perfect candidate for inclusion in a high grade type

1831 H10C MS65 PCGS. V-4, LM-4, R.2. Bright, satiny-white surfaces with some touches of russet toning by the rims. Fresh mint luster surrounds the pri

1832 H10C MS65 PCGS. V-8, LM-5, R.1. A late die state, the N in UNITED and the first and final letters in the word STATES are filled. In addition, the

1833 H10C MS66 PCGS. V-7, LM-1, R.3. This is a scarce die marriage of the 1833 Half Dime. Most known examples grade no finer than XF, and, while writi

1834 H10C MS64 PCGS. V-1, LM-2, R.1. Pale gray surfaces that are semi-lustrous, with a somewhat subdued appearance. There is a small carbon spot befor

1834 H10C MS65 NGC. LM-2, V-1a, R.1. Fresh and untoned satiny white surfaces with brilliant luster. Later die states, with some flow lines before the

1835 H10C--Scratched--ANACS, AU Details, Net XF45, LM-6, R.2, light gray surfaces, with a series of light, parallel pin scratches in the field below t

1835 H10C Large Date, Large 5C MS65 PCGS. V-4, LM-7, R.3. Logan and McCloskey (Federal Half Dimes: 1792-1837) state that "high grade examples o...

1835 H10C Small Date, Small 5C MS67 PCGS. V-1, LM-11, R.4. Only two die marriages (V-1 and V-7) of the 1835 Half Dime combine a Small Date obverse wit

1837 H10C Small 5C MS64 NGC. V-2, LM-4, R.3. Light gray, semi-lustrous surfaces with variegated golden, blue-green, and russet toning. There is a smal

1837 H10C No Stars AU58 NGC. The slightly scarcer Small Date variety, which has a flat upper serif on the 1 in the date. A briefly circulated represen

1837 H10C No Stars MS65 PCGS. Large Date. This coin is the same die state as the other Gem 1837 No Stars Half Dime that we are offering in this sale.

1837 H10C No Stars MS66 NGC. Large Date. An early die state, this coin shows prominent triple punching on the 8 in the date and less extensive repunch

1838 H10C No Drapery MS64 PCGS. White to light gray surfaces with a pleasantly subdued appearance and some tinges of lavender toning in the reverse pe

1838 H10C No Drapery MS65 NGC. A boldly struck, brilliant, and lustrous Gem. Struck from lightly rotated and clashed dies. A lovely representative of

1838 H10C No Drapery MS65 NGC. Rose patina with darker shades of crimson, violet and green on the reverse especially around the lower peripheries. The

1838 H10C No Drapery MS67 NGC. The 1838 is the first P-mint Seated Half Dime to display stars around the obverse periphery. This is not a rare issue i

1844 H10C MS64 PCGS. Rich golden-brown, sea-green, and violet patina. A well struck and mildly prooflike near-Gem. The reverse is particularly near pr

1852 H10C MS64 NGC. Well struck in the centers, with only a hint of softness of strike on the left side stars. Carefully preserved with modest luster

1853 H10C No Arrows MS66 NGC. Deep lemon-gold and orange-tan patina. A well struck Gem with mildly prooflike fields. Much scarcer than the With Arrows