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

1876-S T$1 MS64 NGC. Type II Obverse / Type II Reverse. Micro S. Breen-5803. This is a prooflike near-Gem whose golden tinged surfaces are pleasingly

1876-S T$1 MS64 PCGS. Type I Obverse / Type I Reverse. Large S. Breen-5800. Despite large scale exportation to the Orient, the 1876-S was produced in

1877 T$1 MS63 PCGS. Normal Date. Breen-5809. This is an uncommonly attractive coin even for the Select BU level. Rich golden-apricot iridescence blank

1877 T$1 MS63 NGC. Excellent mint frost with a dab of golden toning and nice definition. A very nice example of the grade.From the Andy Geosits Collec

1877-CC T$1 MS62 NGC. The first 1877-CC Trade Dollars were not produced until June of that year (the Carson City Mint had not struck any coins of this

1877-S T$1 MS61 ANACS. A nicely struck representative with extensive luster and lovely peripheral golden-brown patina. The fields have a few wispy abr

1877-S T$1 MS64 PCGS. Large S, Heavy Date. Breen-5810. The first two digits in the date are joined. This is a common variety, and numerous minor date

1877-S T$1 MS64 PCGS. The mint frost is thick and readily apparent beneath the mottled russet-golden toning that covers each side. Fully struck, there

1877-S T$1 MS64 PCGS. More than 9.5 million 1877-S Trade Dollars were produced, and one might assume it to be a rather common issue. However, even tho

1877-S T$1 MS65 NGC. The rich peripheral apricot-gold patina cedes to silver-gray centers. Stars 7 through 10 have minor softness of strike, while the