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

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