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

1920-D 5C MS64 NGC. Subtle green-gray and gold colors. A lustrous near-Gem with carefully preserved surfaces and a typical strike. The reverse die had

1920-S 5C AU58 PCGS. A lightly circulated representative with lilac and green-gray patina. Nicely detailed and without problems. The back of the bison

1920-S 5C MS64 NGC. The 1920-S is another infamous strike rarity in the Buffalo series. It is similar to the 1920-D, but quite as rare. This piece is

1921 5C MS65 NGC. Iridescent violet, maize, and yellow-green patina. A lustrous Gem with an above average strike. The obverse field has a wavy appeara

1921 5C MS65 PCGS. A well struck Gem that has uncommon detail on the Indian's hair braid. Lustrous and immaculately preserved with rich apple-gr...

1921 5C MS66 PCGS. Brilliant lustrous appearance with some faint crimson overtones. This coin features sharply struck devices, especially the Indian...

1921-S 5C VF25 PCGS. The lilac devices accompany the green-gray fields. A surprisingly unabraded example that has only moderate high point wear. Much

1921-S 5C MS64 ANACS. The only branch mint Buffalo Nickel dated 1921, the '21-S was produced to the extent of just 1.5 million pieces. Striking ...

1921-S 5C MS64 ANACS. The 1921-S is ranked sixth in overall rareness in the Buffalo Nickel series. It is also a strike rarity, as with many other mint

1923 5C MS65 PCGS. Golden rose wash over attractively muted steel surfaces. Well struck with sharp legends and good thought not entirely complete deta