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

1872-S $5 AU55 PCGS. This frontier-era Half Eagle was not preserved in quantity at the time of issue. Rather, virtually all of the 36,400 pieces produ

1873 $5 Open 3 MS63 PCGS. The Open 3 variant is more available by a small margin than its Closed 3 counterpart with only 112,505 pieces struck for bot

1873 $5 Closed 3 AU58 ANACS. A nicely struck piece with extensive bright luster and relatively unabraded surfaces for the grade. A wispy die crack (as

1873 $5 Closed 3 MS60 NGC. A nicely struck representative with extensive luster and an unabraded portrait. A short pinscratch is observed in the field

1882 $5 MS64 NGC. A well struck and flashy near-Gem with a clean portrait and an impressively preserved reverse. Wispy die cracks (as made) connect th

1882-S $5 MS65 NGC. With 969,000 pieces struck, the 1882-S is not known as an absolute rarity. It is also readily available in the lower grades of Unc

1885-S $5 MS64 NGC. A lustrous near-Gem with a bold strike and well preserved surfaces. Certainly a strong candidate for an advanced gold type set. Im

1886-S $5 MS65 NGC. The borders have green-gold color, while the centers have hints of rose patina. A well struck and highly lustrous Gem that has gen

1888-S $5 AU58 NGC. Well struck with a moderate number of abrasions and rich orange-gold color. A scarce and underrated issue that is usually found no

1890-CC $5 MS64 NGC. If this coin was among the 20-30 Mint State 1890-CC Half Eagles that entered the market in the fall of 1996, then it certainly on