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

1838 $5 AU58 PCGS. Large Arrows, Small 5, Breen-6514, McCloskey 1-A, R.2. A well struck example that has flashy luster at the margins and relatively u

1838 $5 MS60 NGC. Breen-6514, McCloskey 1-A, R.2. The variety with large arrowheads and a small 5 in the denomination. Surprisingly unabraded for the

1838-D $5 XF45 ICG. The '38-D is the third rarest issue in the Classic series, trailing only the Crosslet 4 1834 and the '38-C in overall ra...

1838-D $5 XF45 PCGS. While 1838 was the final year of issue for the Classic design, this was the first year of issue (and only year) the Classic desig

1839-D $5--Damaged, Cleaned--ANACS. XF Details, Net VF20. The eagle has sharp details, but unfortunately this coin has been brutally cleaned. The oliv

1839-D $5 AU55 NGC. Winter 2-A. This is the more common of the two known die marriages of the '39-D Five. Of course, with just 18,939 pieces pro...

1839-D $5 AU55 NGC. One of two AU55 examples of this scarce issue, this is quite a rare event itself to be able to select between two high grade examp

1840 $5 Large Diameter AU55 NGC. 22.0 mm. This is the first AU Broad Mill 1840 we have seen in a couple of years. As specialists know, beyond being an

1840 $5 Narrow Mill AU58 NGC. An excellent companion piece to the AU55 Broad Mill offered above, this example has strong striking definition on each s

1840 $5 Narrow Mill AU58 NGC. While the more frequently encountered of the two varieties of the year, high grade examples of the Narrow Mill are very