2003 Charlotte ANA National Money Signature Sale #316 - Session 2

1914-D $2 1/2 MS62 ICG. A trifle soft at the obverse peripheries and on the Indian's headdress, but displaying highly lustrous green-gold surfac...

1925-D $2 1/2 MS63 NGC. The luster quality is superior to that often seen on Quarter Eagles of this type, and both sides are awash in pleasing reddish

1925-D $2 1/2 MS63 NGC. Typically struck with bright yellow and orange-gold colors, there is a notable abrasion on the obverse which runs vertically f

1926 $2 1/2 MS63 PCGS. An impressively preserved and well struck representative. A rose colored alloy spot visits the O in OF. A lustrous and attracti

1926 $2 1/2 MS63 PCGS. Softly struck on the band of the Indian's headdress, but highly lustrous and well preserved. There are no mentionable abr...

1926 $2 1/2 MS65 PCGS. The first of four Philadelphia Mint issues at the end of the Indian Quarter Eagle series, the 1926 is also among the more commo

1929 $2 1/2 MS63 PCGS. This is a powerfully impressed representative. Medium intensity golden color envelops features that are silent on the subject o

1929 $2 1/2 MS63 ANACS. A lustrous and richly detailed example that has an especially unabraded obverse. A couple of trivial contact marks are noted b

1908 $2 1/2 PR66 NGC. The coarse, matte finish of this coin was the undoing of most of its counterparts from the 236-piece original mintage. While pro

1908 $2 1/2 PR66 NGC. This is the first Signature Sale in which Heritage has been able to offer multiple examples of the proof 1908 Indian Two-and-a-H

1911 $2 1/2 PR63 ANACS. After two years of experimenting with the Roman Gold finish, the Mint resumed production of matte proof Indian Quarter Eagles

1854 $3 XF45 PCGS. A strong example for this grade, with light, even wear, good color, and just a smattering of highly superficial markings. Important

1854-O $3 AU55 NGC. The 1854-O is the only O-mint Three Dollar Gold Piece, and as such its popularity is assured through future generations. Condition

1855 $3--Cleaned--ANACS. XF Details, Net VF20. A lightly cleaned representative that is free from remotely relevant contact marks. A very popular deno

1860 $3 MS62 PCGS. The 1860 Three Dollar is a moderately scarce issue overall, with only 7,036 coins produced. In Mint State it is a worthwhile pursui

1862 $3 MS64 PCGS. Only 5,750 pieces were struck of the 1862 Three Dollar, and while circulated examples are usually available for a price, even they

1869 $3 MS62 PCGS. This is a date that does not show up in our auctions with any degree of regularity. The 1869 is among the more conditionally challe

1878 $3 AU55 PCGS. A perfect circulated type candidate, this coin displays mostly orange-gold coloration. Some scattered abrasions are noted, as well

1878 $3 AU55 ANACS. A boldly struck Princess with extensive luster and only a hint of rub on the cheek and brow of Liberty. A wispy abrasion is noted

1878 $3 AU58 NGC. The surfaces of this AU survivor are a bit unnaturally bright from an old cleaning, with noticeable hairlines, but are certainly not

1878 $3 MS61 PCGS. Well defined with light yellow-gold color and a tinge of orange around the margins. For the grade, this is a pleasing Uncirculated

1888 $3 AU58 PCGS. UNITED is boldly die doubled. Bright luster outlines the legends and devices. A trace of rub on the curl above Liberty's ear ...

1872 $3 PR64 Cameo PCGS. Of the 2,030 Threes that were struck in 1872, only 30 were proofs, and probably no more than 16-18 pieces exist today as reco

1800 $5 AU58 PCGS. B. 1-B, Miller-42, R.4. A well centered and sharp (for the type) impression has resulted in a pleasing Capped Bust Right, Heraldic

1806 $5 Round Top 6, 7x6 Stars--Plugged, Repaired, Tooled--ANACS. AU Details, Net VF20. B. 5-E, Miller-84, R.3. A polished example that has a plug wit

1806 $5 Pointed Top 6, 8x5 Stars AU53 PCGS. B. 1-A, Miller-75, High R.4. Generally well struck, the rich green-gold surfaces are unquestionably origin

1807 $5 Bust Right AU53 PCGS. B. 1-B, Miller-86, R.6. Only one of the six known die marriages of the 1807 Bust Right Half Eagle is seen with any degre

1835 $5 AU58 NGC. McCloskey 1-B, First Head, R.2. A sharply struck piece with ample bright luster across the borders and devices. Die clash marks (as

1836 $5 XF45 ANACS. McCloskey 2-A, Second Head, Large Date, R.4. A golden-brown representative of this scarcer variety. Each side has faint slide mark

1836 $5 AU53 ANACS. McCloskey 4-D, Second Head, Large Date, R.3. A golden-brown Half Eagle with pleasing peripheral luster and a bold strike. Libert...

1839-C $5--Cleaned--ANACS. Unc Details, Net AU50. Winter 1-A, the only known dies. Die State I. This Charlotte Mint issue (17,205 pieces produced) is

1840 $5 Narrow Mill AU55 NGC. Boldly struck aside from the first two stars and the arrow feathers. Free from obtrusive contact, and flashy peripheral

1840 $5 Narrow Mill AU58 NGC. Far more frequently encountered than its Broad Mill counterpart, the Narrow Mill is still a conditionally scarce and imp

1843 $5 AU58 NGC. Ample hints of luster invigorate the stars and legends. Boldly detailed and only moderately abraded. The upper left reverse field ha

1843 $5 MS62 NGC. In both circulated and lower Mint State grades, the 1843 (611,205 pieces produced) is the most common Liberty Half Eagle from the 18

1843 $5 MS63 NGC. With a mintage of 611,205 pieces, one would expect quite a few Mint State examples of this issue to have survived. Such is not the c

1844 $5 AU58 NGC. The upper serif of the 1 in the date is recut. Richly detailed and with original lemon-gold patina. Well struck except for the eagle

1845 $5 AU58 PCGS. Evenly colored green-gold, the majority of the luster is present on this flashy Philadelphia issue. As nice a 58 as they come witho

1846 $5 Large Date AU58 NGC. Sharply struck and bright with essentially full luster. Only slight rubbing is evident on this near-mint example and both

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1846-C $5 AU50 NGC. Winter 8-E, the only known dies. Since this issue seems to have been actively employed in the avenues of commerce, AU examples are

1847 $5 MS61 NGC. The surfaces are mildly abraded and the luster is bright and pleasant for a coin of this grade. Both sides exhibit a thin band of un

1847/7 $5 AU55 NGC. The peak of the 7 in the date is boldly recut. Deep golden-brown patina ensures the originality of this sharply struck example. A

1847-D $5 XF45 PCGS. Winter 9-L. A bright example that has a sharp strike for a Dahlonega Mint product. Only the uppermost hair curls and the arrow fe

1848 $5 AU58 NGC. Not fully struck in the centers, but the bright peripheral luster validates the assigned grade. A faint die crack (as made) journeys

1848-D $5 VF30 ANACS. Winter 15-J, Die State III. The eagle's wings have the sharpness of a higher grade, but the portrait is softly struck on t...

1849 $5 AU50 PCGS. Somewhat lackluster, and lightly worn in the centers, with a moderate number of trivial surface blemishes for the grade. Important

1850-D $5 Weak D AU58 NGC. Winter 8-M, the only known dies. In an absolute sense, the 1850-D (43,984 pieces produced) falls near the middle of the rar

1853-D $5--Altered Surfaces--ANACS. AU Details, Net XF40. Well struck for the issue aside, as only the neck feathers have less than bold definition. A

1854 $5 AU58 NGC. Abundant remaining luster with a decent strike and moderate abrasions. Important notice: We expect to be auctioning lots at the rate