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

1868 H10C PR62 ANACS. Reflective, dark gray surfaces with iridescent hues of blue and lavender. Somewhat softly struck. Important notice: We expect to

1868 H10C PR67 NGC. Ex: P. Kaufman. V-1. Since silver specie payments remained suspended for several years after Lee's surrender at Appomattox C...

1869 H10C PR68 NGC. Only 600 proofs were struck of this issue. Of the few remaining recognizable proofs it is certain that none could exist today with

1870 H10C PR68 NGC. Ex: P. Kaufman. Since the business strike 1870 often displays bothersome reverse striking softness at the upper left and right of

1873 H10C PR65 NGC. Rich aqua-blue and rose-orange patina. The strike is razor-sharp, and the surfaces are virtually free from contact. Both beautiful

1797 10C 16 Stars XF45 NGC. JR-1, R.4. One of two varieties of bust dimes known for this date, both of which are very scarce. Dark gray surfaces with

1798/97 10C 16 Stars on Reverse VF25 PCGS. JR-1, R.3 Pale gray surfaces, with some dark gray patina in the lower hemisphere of the obverse and some ro

1805 10C 4 Berries XF40 PCGS. JR-2, R.2. Pale gray surfaces with just a few touches of russet toning by the reverse peripheries. Several small ticks a

1805 10C 4 Berries MS61 PCGS. JR-2, R.2. The more common of the two known die marriages of the 1805 Dime, JR-2 constitutes about 70% of the extant pop

1805 10C 4 Berries MS62 NGC. JR-2, R.2. Pale silver surfaces with considerable luster. Attractive aqua blue toning in the lower obverse periphery, and