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

1859 1C MS64 PCGS. A popular, one year type Indian Head Cent displaying bright mint luster and even, light golden-tan color throughout. A well struck

1859 1C MS64 NGC. Fully struck throughout with light, even color that tends toward the "whitish" coloration these coins had when new. Carb...

1860 1C Pointed Bust MS64 PCGS. Wisps of honey-gold patina enrich the fields, while a streak of orange color reaches TAT in STATES. Well struck and im

1860 1C Pointed Bust MS64 PCGS. A nicely struck near-Gem with light honey-gold color and good luster. The lower obverse has a couple of miniscule carb

1860 1C MS62 ANACS. lustrous surfaces, some spots; 1881 MS62 Brown ANACS, uniform medium brown; 1885 MS62 Brown ANACS, glossy and attractive with some

1860 1C MS64 NGC. Well struck with nice, light golden-brown color, and only one or two trivial tick marks on the reverse. A small but noticeable dig,

1860 1C MS66 PCGS. A premium quality coin in all regards, the surfaces are richly frosted and bright with bountiful mint luster. Lilac-tan overtones g

1861 1C MS65 PCGS. This fully lustrous example displays pinkish-orange color with a little bit of lilac and blue toning at the upper reverse border. T

1861 1C MS65 NGC. The obverse is lightly toned a reddish-tan color, the reverse is somewhat deeper. Some of the feathertips are a little softly define

1862 1C MS62 ANACS. Sharply struck and nicely preserved, with russet-brown and golden-brown mottling on each side, over the light copper-nickel surfac