2002 September Long Beach Signature Sale Sale #300 - Session 4

1893 $10 MS62 PCGS, a lustrous example with an occasional hint of golden-brown color; and an 1894 MS62 PCGS, the devices are well struck but the stars

1893 $10 MS63 PCGS. Elusive any finer, this is an attractive example of this desirable P-mint Eagle. Rich copper-gold color, with just a hint a rose,

1893 $10 MS64 PCGS. Fully struck with excellent luster characteristics, held back by a few contact marks. A satiny, attractive, near-gem type coin. Im

1893 $10 MS64 NGC. Well struck and lustrous with a clean portrait. The reverse has a few streaks of dusky tan color. The 1 in the date is repunched be

1893 $10 MS65 NGC. Superb, flashy mint luster characterizes this Gem 1893. Well struck overall with bright yellow-gold coloration. Very scarce at this

1893-CC $10--Cleaned--ANACS. AU Details, Net XF45. Although the surfaces are somewhat glossy due to a light cleaning, this coin lacks any heavy abrasi

1893-O $10 MS61 ANACS. A moderately abraded example with extensive luster. The lower stars are softly struck, but the devices have bold detail. A diff

1894 $10 MS60 NGC, two examples, both nicely struck with extensive luster and a few notable abrasions. The first coin is lightly speckled with russet

1894 $10 MS63 NGC. A flashy and well struck example that has orange-gold color and a clean reverse. The reverse legends have wispy die cracks, as made

1894 $10 MS64 PCGS. Vibrant pinkish-gold surfaces that are sharply defined, particularly in the centers, and suffer only from a few scattered field ma

1894 $10 MS64 PCGS. Lovely orange surfaces alternating with deeper golden hues. A couple of faint luster grazes detract from the otherwise even and sm

1894-O $10--Tooled, Cleaned--ANACS, AU Details, Net VF20, the fields and cheek are incredibly tooled and whizzed; 1895-O XF45 ANACS, abundant peripher

1895 $10 MS63 NGC. A nicely struck Liberty Eagle that has flashy luster and a few minor luster grazes in the obverse field. The denticles above ICA in

1895-O $10 MS61 PCGS. A nicely struck example that has extensive bright luster. There are no individually noticeable abrasions. New Orleans Mint Eagle

1895-O $10 MS62 NGC. A sharply struck representative that is notable in its absence of objectionable contact marks. The luster is subtle and extensive

1895-S $10 MS61 PCGS. Only 49,000 pieces were produced of the 1895-S. It is usually grouped by collectors with two other S-mint Tens that were struck

1896 $10 MS62 NGC, well struck with good luster and a few lesser luster grazes; 1897 MS62 NGC, lightly abraded but problem-free; and a 1900 MS62 NGC,

1896-S $10 Fine 15 Uncertified, a difficult issue, the portrait has considerable wear; 1897-S VF20 Uncertified, many slide marks but bold with strong

1897 $10 MS62 PCGS, well struck with pleasing luster and the usual minor luster grazes; and an 1899 MS62 PCGS, bold with good luster and a well preser

1897-S $10 MS61 ANACS. A highly lustrous Liberty Eagle that has a bold strike and a well preserved reverse. A reeding mark behind the portrait prevent

1898-S $10 MS63 NGC. A well struck and lustrous piece that has a few minor luster grazes in the obverse field. A scarcer issue despite a sizeable mint

1899 $10 MS63 ANACS. Well struck and lustrous. There is a curved scratch in the field below the chin, but the surfaces are otherwise attractive. Impor

1899 $10 MS63 PCGS. Lustrous under light orange-gold toning, with light luster grazes befitting the grade. Solid definition adds to the overall eye-ap

1900 $10 MS62 PCGS. well struck and relatively unabraded with a subtle alloy spot near 1 o'clock on the reverse; 1901 MS62 PCGS, lustrous, a hin...

1900 $10 MS63 NGC. Well struck except for the final star. From a readily available issue, but a lustrous piece that has no individually relevant abras

1901-S $10 MS63 ANACS. The second 1 in the date has a small spike (as made) from the right side of the base. The obverse is well preserved, while the

1901-S $10 MS64 PCGS. An extremely flashy specimen, as are many 1901-S eagles. The eye-appealing golden-orange overtones help hide the few contact mar

1901-S $10 MS65 PCGS. While the 1901-S Eagle is the most readily obtainable issue in Gem condition, this older holder example has exceptionally clean

1902-S $10 AU55 ANACS, bright with ample luster and a few scattered minor abrasions; 1903-S AU55 ANACS, another problem-free lightly circulated exampl

1904-O $10 MS62 PCGS. Well struck except for the final star. A lustrous representative that has exceptionally clean fields for the grade, but there is

1905 $10 AU50 Uncertified; 1906 AU50 Uncertified; and a 1907 Liberty MS60 Uncertified. All coins are originally colored with either an orange-gold, go

1905 $10 MS62 PCGS. A lustrous and well struck late-date Eagle that has good eye appeal for this generally abraded grade. Important notice: We expect

1905 $10 MS63 NGC. A flashy yellow-green representative with a bold strike and no serious abrasions. Scarcer than most of the later Philadelphia issue

1905 $10 MS64 PCGS. Certainly far from rare in lower grades, the 1905 Eagle, with 201,078 pieces minted, is more difficult to locate than such common

1905-S $10 AU58 NGC. Mint State examples are quite scarce. This coin, while definitely circulated, retains many of the features of an Uncirculated exa

1905-S $10 MS64 PCGS. San Francisco Mint production of Liberty Eagles in 1905 totaled 369,250 pieces. This mintage figure is on par with those of the

1906 $10 AU58 PCGS, well struck with lemon-gold color and refreshingly unabraded surfaces, the luster is very close to full; and a 1907-D AU58 PCGS, s

1906-D $10 VF30 Cleaned Uncertified, bold but with a couple of pinscratches in the fields; 1906-S AU50 Uncertified, a pleasing circulated example; and

1906-O $10 MS63 NGC. A well struck representative that has good eye appeal due to an absence of contact marks. A popular low mintage issue. Near the e

1906-S $10 MS60 ANACS. Lustrous and well struck. This Eagle has good eye appeal for the grade, as the surfaces are not particularly abraded. A scarce

1907 $10 MS63 NGC. A well struck Eagle that has immaculate surfaces, but the luster lacks the intensity required for a higher grade. Still a pleasing

1907 $10 MS65 PCGS. A lustrous Gem with immaculate surfaces and a razor-sharp strike. Although justly regarded as one of the most common issues within

1907 $10 MS66 NGC. A sensational Gem with sweeping cartwheel luster and gorgeously preserved surfaces. A tiny planchet flaw (as struck) in front of th

1901 $10 PR64 Deep Cameo PCGS. Faint repunching is seen on the bases of the 1 and 9 in the date--a diagnostic feature of this early 20th century proof

1907 $10 No Motto MS60 Lightly Cleaned Uncertified. This is an ever-popular issue among type collectors and 20th century gold collectors alike. Both s

1907 $10 No Motto MS62 PCGS. Above average strike, but the satiny surfaces don't have enough flash to warrant consideration for a higher grade. ...

1907 $10 No Motto MS62 PCGS. An even dark golden example of this first year issue. The strike is slightly soft on the obverse periphery but not distra

1907 $10 No Motto MS64 PCGS. A splendid near-Gem that has rich yellow-green fields and pumpkin-orange devices. Lustrous and beautifully preserved with

1907 $10 No Motto MS64 NGC. Bright lemon-gold in color. A flashy near-Gem with completely unblemished surfaces and impressive eye appeal. The borders

1908 $10 No Motto AU58 ANACS. Much of the original mint luster remains over the bright surfaces. Important notice: We expect to be auctioning lots at