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

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