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

1914 $10 MS62 PCGS. A bright specimen which has flashy luster and a few completely trivial contact marks. A well struck coin that has good eye appeal.

1914 $10 MS63 PCGS. Ex: Ayers Collection. Despite its Philadelphia Mint origins, the 1914 is not one of the more common issues in the Indian Eagle ser

1914-D $10 AU58 NGC, well struck and lustrous with only a hint of rub on the devices, the right reverse field has a few minor abrasions; and a 1914-S

1914-D $10 MS62 ANACS. A lustrous and well struck coin that would surely grade even higher were it not for a few minor contact marks on the portrait.

1914-D $10 MS63 PCGS. Shimmering orange toning, absolutely illuminated by the underlying luster, helps hide the few marks that theoretically account f

1914-S $10 MS61 PCGS. A pleasing representative that has unblemished surfaces and sweeping cartwheel luster. All S-Mint Indian Eagles are either key d

1914-S $10 MS63 PCGS. While not the rarest S-mint Indian Eagle, the 1914-S is still an important issue that is equally as elusive as the 1910-S and 19

1915 $10 MS63 PCGS. Satiny, lustrous surfaces, with a few small cheek marks the only distraction. The eye-appeal suggests a higher grade. Important no

1915 $10 MS63 NGC. Sharply defined with satiny mint luster. Important notice: We expect to be auctioning lots at the rate of 200-250 per hour. Sometim

1915-S $10 AU55 PCGS. Lustrous for the grade, with very little rub and definitely pleasing surfaces. The mintmark is razor-sharp. Only 59,000 pieces w