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

1910 $5 MS63 PCGS. The satiny, red-gold surfaces are bright with no areas of bothersome striking incompleteness. Important notice: We expect to be auc

1910 $5 MS63 NGC. An attractive and sharply struck Half Eagle that has pleasing surfaces. Certainly scarcer than the 1909-D, but priced much as a type

1910-D $5 MS64 NGC. Unlike the 1910-D Eagle, the Half Eagle is a scarce and overlooked issue. Only 193,600 pieces were struck and high grade Mint Stat

1910-S $5 AU58 NGC. The devices have little evidence of rub, but the reverse field is moderately abraded, and the lower headdress is somewhat softly s

1910-S $5 MS61 NGC. The devices are boldly defined, while the mintmark is softly struck but legible. The upper reverse field has a few minor abrasions

1911 $5 MS62 PCGS. The obverse has sufficient eye-appeal to suggest a higher grade, but reverse field scrapes limit the upside potential. Important no

1911 $5 MS62 NGC. A bright and lustrous Half Eagle with a reasonable strike and a few trivial contact marks in the fields. A good candidate for a spec

1911 $5 MS63 NGC. Portions of the recessed devices have honey-gold patina. A boldly struck, lustrous, and bright example that is well preserved aside

1911-D $5 AU53 PCGS. Lovely orange-gold color overlays both sides of this minimally rubbed survivor, and effectively hide a number of small contact ma

1911-D $5 MS60 NGC. The 1911-D Indian Half Eagle is the premier condition rarity among all 20th century United States gold issues. Precious few of the