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

1939 50C PR64 ANACS. Milky lemon-gold patina. A well struck near-Gem that has virtually pristine surfaces. While considered a fairly common issue, the

1939 50C PR64 NGC. The borders have rich gold, lime-green, and violet colors, while the centers have milky lilac patina. A well struck near-Gem that h

1939 50C PR64 ANACS. The yellow-gray patina is light and original. A well struck proof with clean fields and attractive eye appeal. Important notice:

1939 50C PR67 PCGS. A brilliant and exquisitely struck Superb Gem with gorgeous surfaces. Portions of the devices have mild cameo contrast. Quite a bi

1940 50C PR67 * NGC. The borders have rich golden-brown patina. A well struck Superb Gem with remarkably preserved surfaces. This is the only example

1941 50C PR67 PCGS. A lightly toned Superb Gem with an excellent strike and flawless preservation. Some details of the lower skirt lines are absent, a

1942 50C PR63 NGC. Full brilliance is seen on both sides of this delicately patinated, golden-gray and russet tinged example. The full strike is indic

1942 50C PR65 NGC. Deeply toned in iridescent crimson, electric-blue, and gold colors. A sharply struck Gem with immaculate preservation. The designer

1942 50C PR65 PCGS. Crisply impressed with a fully original appearance, both sides display warm golden iridescence that yields to silver tinting over

1942 50C PR67 PCGS. A brilliant Superb Gem that has seemingly unimprovable surfaces. 1942 was the final year of proof issue, as Mint priorities change