2003 May St. Louis, MO (CSNS) Signature Sale - Session 1

1852 1C MS65 Brown PCGS. N-6, Low R.2. Despite the brown designation, crimson patina outlines the peripheral stars and legends. An impressive Gem that

1852 1C MS66 Brown PCGS. Although designated as Brown, the subdued orange-gold color is extensive, especially on the reverse. A small toning spot is n

1853 1C MS63 Brown NGC. N-27, R.2. Sharply struck aside from a few stars. A chocolate-brown Cent that has a nearly immaculate reverse and a couple of

1853 1C MS67 Red and Brown NGC. A boldly struck example that has luminous crimson color across the stars and wreath and within the hair tresses. Porti

1853 1C MS65 Red NGC. Full mint luster overlays both sides in medium intensity reddish-orange color. As one should expect for the Gem level of preserv

1853 1C MS65 Red PCGS. N-18, R.1. A variety noted for a pair of short dashes below the 8 in the date, and a series of parallel die lines beneath RI in

1854 1C MS64 Brown PCGS. Lilac-brown patina dominates, although crimson color occasionally emerges from protected areas. Well struck aside from a coup

1854 1C MS64 Red and Brown PCGS. Some faded reddish-orange luster remains on both sides of this otherwise medium brown near-Gem. Well struck for the t

1856 1C Upright 5 MS63 Brown PCGS. N-20, R.3. Grellman die state d, with a small cud on the rim below star 12. Boldly struck except for a few left sid

1856 1C Upright 5 MS65 Red and Brown NGC. N-6, R.1. Bright crimson color outlines the legends and devices. Most of the stars lack full centril details