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

1942 50C PR67 PCGS. A brilliant, well struck, and seemingly unimprovable Superb Gem. The final year of proof production for the series, as World War I

1942 50C PR68 ICG. Some mottled olive-russet iridescence clings to the borders of this otherwise virtually untoned, silver-white example. The razor sh

1948 50C MS65 Full Bell Lines PCGS, light, speckled gray toning is seen over each side; 1948-D MS65 Full Bell Lines PCGS, very lightly toned; 1949 MS6

1948 50C MS65 Full Bell Lines PCGS, well struck with good luster and deep maroon patina; 1952 MS65 Full Bell Lines PCGS, exquisitely preserved with la

1948 50C MS66 Full Bell Lines ICG. A flashy Gem with bright yellow-green patina on the obverse, while the reverse is fully brilliant. The fields have

1948 50C MS66 Full Bell Lines NGC. Lustrous and exceptionally clean with distinctive scarlet and emerald-green toning over each side. Important notice

1948 50C MS66 Full Bell Lines PCGS. Richly speckled with russet-brown patina. Although the strike is not razor sharp in the centers, the bell lines ar

1949-D 50C MS64 Full Bell Lines NGC. Deep copper-gold patina, with some mauve-violet color on the portrait. The mintmark is sharply repunched west. Su

1949-D 50C MS64 Full Bell Lines PCGS. Lustrous and attractively toned on the right portion of each side.From the John Adams Collection. Important noti

1949-D 50C MS64 Full Bell Lines PCGS, lightly toned and attractive; 1949-D MS64 Full Bell Lines PCGS, well struck with faint yellow patina; 1949-D MS6