2002 September Long Beach Signature Sale Sale #300 - Session 3

1934-S 50C MS64 PCGS. A brilliant and lustrous near-Gem with clean surfaces. Liberty's head and skirt lines are well struck. Important notice: W...

1934-S 50C MS65 PCGS. Produced in greater numbers than the '34-D, the 1934-S (3.6 million pieces delivered) is still, however, the scarcest of t...

1935 50C MS66 NGC. Light honey-gold patina. A lustrous Gem that has a sharp strike and virtually pristine surfaces. Important notice: We expect to be

1935 50C MS66 PCGS, peripheral lemon patina, a flashy Gem with a good strike and a seemingly pristine obverse; and a 1937 MS66 PCGS, well struck and l

1935-D 50C MS65 NGC. The borders have gentle lemon-brown patina. A flashy Gem with relatively clean surfaces and a reasonable strike. Important notice

1935-S 50C MS64 NGC. A flashy and essentially brilliant near-Gem with a typical strike and a couple of wispy luster grazes in the right obverse field.

1935-S 50C MS65 ANACS. Both sides have luminous apricot patina. A lustrous Gem that has a reasonable strike and nearly pristine preservation. Importan

1935-S 50C MS65 NGC. A lustrous and well struck Gem that has immaculate surfaces and attractive russet and gold patina. Important notice: We expect to

1935-S 50C MS66 PCGS. Relative to most other Walking Liberty Half Dollars from the mid to late 1930s, the 1935-S is a scarce coin in grades at or abov

1936-D 50C MS65 NGC. There is a flicker of crimson color on the obverse at the date. Otherwise, the surfaces are untoned with bountiful mint frost and