2002 September Long Beach Signature Sale Sale #300 - Session 5

1935-S 50C Arkansas MS67 ICG. The obverse has speckled russet patina across rich sweeps of yellow-green and lilac color. The reverse is silver-gray in

1935-S 50C Arkansas MS67 NGC. The centers have pastel lavender patina, while the peripheries have speckled hints of golden-brown patina. A well struck

1935 50 Arkansas MS65 NGC, sharply struck, lustrous, and impressive; 1935-D Arkansas MS66 NGC, a carefully preserved Gem with good luster and an adequ

1936 50C Arkansas MS65 NGC. The borders have light apricot-gold and sea-green patina. Carefully preserved with good luster and a typical strike. Impor

1936-D 50C Arkansas MS66 NGC. A plethora of rainbow tones emerge from both obverse and reverse surfaces. While we expect substantial luster remains, t

1936-D 50C Arkansas MS66 PCGS. Light silver-gray toning covers both sides, with a touch of iridescent coloring on the rims. The toning effectively mas

1936 50C Arkansas MS65 PCGS, Ex: Bowers & Merena Reference Collection, lightly toned with good luster and a reasonable strike; 1936-D Arkansas M...

1936 SET Arkansas PDS Set MS66 PCGS. The P-mint coin is sharply struck and has moderate luster. The D-mint Gem has a good strike and immaculate surfac

1936 SET Arkansas PDS Set MS67, MS67, MS66 ICG. We have no doubt that this is an originally preserved PDS set. All coins exhibit soft lilac-gray and t

1937 50C Arkansas MS66 PCGS. Milky lilac and speckled tan-green patina. Well struck with beautiful surfaces and modest luster. Population: 41 in 66, 1

1937 50C Arkansas MS67 PCGS. Well struck with beautiful surfaces and above average luster, with golden hints in the centers and iridescent colors alon

1937-D 50C Arkansas MS66 PCGS. The borders have speckled gold and aqua-green patina. A sharply struck Gem with good luster and exquisite surfaces. Pop

1937-D 50C Arkansas MS66 PCGS. A challenging Denver issue to find with such impressive eye appeal. This Gem may well be among the most beautiful ...

1937-S 50C Arkansas MS65 PCGS. Olive centers yield to burnt-orange and brown arcs along the rims, with flecks of the same toning scattered across the

1937 50C Arkansas MS63 ANACS, pleasing for the grade with a sharp strike and good luster; 1937-D Arkansas MS64 ANACS, lustrous and impressive; and a 1

1937 50C Arkansas PDS Set MS65 NGC. The P-mint coin is well struck with moderate luster and impressive surfaces. The Denver Mint representative has a

1938-D 50C Arkansas MS67 PCGS. This is a blatantly and attractively original Superb Gem with warm lavender obverse toning within mottled olive-russet

1938-S 50C Arkansas MS67 NGC. The obverse has deeply speckled green-gray, ruby-red, and yellow-green patina, while the reverse has light golden-brown

1938 50C Arkansas MS65 PCGS, well struck and lustrous with peripheral gold color; 1938-D Arkansas MS65 NGC, sharply struck and essentially brilliant w

1939 50C Arkansas MS65 PCGS. A lustrous white example, with mere traces of color, and a distinct minimum of luster grazes in the wide-open fields. PCG