2003 Charlotte ANA National Money Signature Sale #316 - Session 1

1901 5C PR66 Cameo PCGS. The base of the first 1 in the date is lightly repunched to the west. A brilliant and seemingly fully struck Gem that has exc

1902 5C PR64 Cameo PCGS. A sharply struck near-Gem with attractive light golden-brown patina. A small toning speck is noted on the first A in AMERICA,

1909 5C PR65 PCGS. A well struck and lightly toned Gem with exquisite surfaces and mild (although undesignated) cameo contrast. The portrait has a mat

1909 5C PR66 PCGS. The surfaces radiate modest reflectivity through an overlay of delicate golden-apricot iridescence. This needle sharp Gem is devoid

1909 5C PR66 PCGS. Golden tinged with bright, reflective features, both sides are fully brought up in all areas. Blemish-free, or essentially so, as b

1909 5C PR67 Ultra Cameo NGC. Simply superb quality in a proof Liberty Nickel, the surfaces are as close to perfection as one can imagine for the issu

1910 5C PR65 NGC. Bright gold and peach patina visits this needle-sharp Gem. Numerous presumed die polish lines are barely noticeable beneath Libert...

1910 5C PR65 PCGS. A razor-sharp Gem with lovely peach and rose-lilac patina. Exquisitely preserved, and perhaps separated from a finer grade by only

1911 5C PR65 NGC. Deep apple-green and lavender patina visits this exquisitely struck and gorgeously preserved Gem. An excellent candidate for a high

1913 5C Type One MS65 PCGS. A well struck Gem with beautifully preserved surfaces and rich yellow-green patina. An impressive type coin. Important not

1913 5C Type One MS67 PCGS. Lovely champagne and gold shades compete for dominance over both sides. The color is iridescent in quality--a feature that

1913-D 5C Type One MS66 PCGS. Yellow-green, rose-violet, and powder-blue colors converge on this outstanding first-year Nickel. A magnificently struck

1913-S 5C Type One MS64 PCGS. The impressively preserved surfaces have deep pearl-gray patina. Well struck aside from the tops of the letters in STATE

1913 5C Type Two MS65 PCGS. Iridescent peach, lilac, and yellow-green patina. A sharply struck Gem that has shimmering luster and a well preserved obv

1913 5C Type Two MS66 PCGS. A lustrous Gem that has radiant golden-brown color. From a later die state that has heavy flow lines (as made) in the fiel

1914/3 5C Fine 15 NGC. FS-014.87. Despite the wear, which is extensive throughout, the upper crossbar of the 3 underdigit is readily evident around th

1914-D 5C MS66 PCGS. The 1914-D is one of the best known of the semi-key issues among early Buffalo Nickels, especially in circulated grades. However,

1914-D 5C MS66 PCGS. A second high grade example of this scarce, early Buffalo Nickel. Sharply defined on the design elements, the surfaces are highly

1914-S 5C MS63 NGC. Luminous green-gray and apricot patina. A nicely struck representative that has impressively preserved surfaces for the grade. The

1915 5C MS65 PCGS. The Indian's profile is strike doubled. Lavender, peach, and yellow-green colors swirl about the devices and fields. Lustrous...

1915 5C MS66 PCGS. A well struck Gem that has splendid apple-green and lavender patina. Impressively preserved and decidedly attractive. Important not

1915-S 5C MS64 PCGS. Rich golden-brown and lilac patina. Lustrous and impressively preserved, with only a hint of softness of strike in the centers. T

1915-S 5C MS65 NGC. The 1915-S is scarce when found above Fine condition. But in Uncirculated grades it is decidedly rare and Gems are considered an R

1916 5C MS66 PCGS. A sharply struck and lustrous Gem with bright green-gray patina and a well preserved obverse. Minor die clash lines (as made) are o

1916-D 5C MS65 PCGS. Golden-brown patina outlines the portrait. Not fully struck in the centers, but the remainder of the devices and the peripheral l

1918-D 5C MS64 NGC. Not fully struck, but attractive nonetheless due to the shimmering honey-gold luster and essentially pristine surfaces. A splendid

1918/7-D 5C VF Details, Improperly Cleaned NCS. FS-016.5. With a readily evident underdigit and bold definition over the major design elements, this i

1918/7-D 5C--Scratched--ANACS. VG Details, Net Good 6. The borders have pale yellow-gray patina, while the devices have slate-gray color. The date is

1918/7-D 5C VG10 PCGS. Slate-gray and russet patina. The thick stroke of the underdigit 7 is obvious within the 8 in the date. Only the 1916 Doubled D

1919 5C MS65 NGC. Pale golden iridescence blankets the lustrous, vibrant surfaces of this carefully preserved example. Both sides are generally bold i

1919 5C MS66 PCGS. A lustrous and nearly immaculate Gem that has a hint of gold and steel-blue patina. STATES and the upper hair braid are not fully s

1919-D 5C MS64 PCGS. A lustrous near-Gem with light golden-brown and lilac patina. A lengthy horizontal die crack (as made) journeys from the feather

1919-S 5C MS63 PCGS. Iridescent and lustrous golden-brown and lavender patina. Struck from spectacularly late stage dies, with glossy devices and a wa

1919-S 5C MS64 NGC. The 1919-S is one of the most highly respected issues in the Buffalo Nickel series. It is scarce in all grades above VF and true G

1920 5C MS66 PCGS. Iridescent gold, lilac, and powder-blue patina alternates across this well preserved Gem. The tail is typically struck, but the rad

1921 5C MS65 NGC. A sharply struck and highly lustrous Gem that has light lemon and lavender patina. Faint die clash marks (as made) are noted below t

1924-D 5C MS65 PCGS. A solid Gem example of this very scarce Buffalo Nickel. The 1924-D is a highly respected condition and strike rarity in the Buffa

1925-S 5C MS64 PCGS. The 1925-S is very challenging in the better circulated grades and it is unquestionably scarce in Mint State. But it is even bett

1926 5C MS66 PCGS. Pleasingly sharp in definition, both sides are bright and untoned with a silver-white sheen. A few swirls of golden tinting, howeve

1926-D 5C MS65 PCGS. The 1926-D is one of the best known strike rarities in the Buffalo Nickel series. It is also an absolute rarity with the value of

1926-S 5C VF20 PCGS. Green-gray and lavender patina. The obverse is faintly granular, and the bison's hide has faint slide marks. The horn is ne...

1926-S 5C VF30 PCGS. Light russet patina outlines the lavender-tinged portrait. A few faint pinscratches on the devices are by no means visible with t

1928 5C MS66 NGC. Yellow-green, powder-blue, and violet patina. A sharply struck and lustrous Gem that has exceptionally undisturbed surfaces. Populat

1928-S 5C MS64 PCGS. Aqua-marine fields complement the lavender-tinged devices. The upper portion of the portrait has a small lamination, as made. Wel

1928-S 5C MS65 NGC. The 1928-S is an important strike rarity from the 1920s. This piece is sharply struck and is, in fact, very close to full strike s

1929 5C MS65 PCGS. Lemon-gold colors dominate, although the highpoints have a blush of violet color. Lustrous with a reasonable strike and unabraded s

1929-S 5C MS66 PCGS. The luminous gold and lilac patina is very attractive. A lustrous Gem that has an above average strike and immaculate surfaces. T

1934-D 5C MS65 NGC. Iridescent sea-green, gold, and violet patina. The centers aren't fully struck, but the surfaces are exquisitely preserved. ...

1936-D 5C MS66 PCGS. Lovely yellow-green, orange, and powder-blue patina alternates across the lustrous and essentially immaculate surfaces. A nicely

1937-D 5C MS67 PCGS. A gorgeous final-year type candidate, both sides are golden toned with full, radiant luster. The overall bold impression is well