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

1864 1C L On Ribbon MS64 Red PCGS. Both sides offer shimmering orange-red luster and are well struck with few noticeable abrasions. A few microscopic

1864 1C L On Ribbon MS65 Red NGC. A well known key to the Indian Cent series, the 1864 L on Ribbon is also an important condition rarity. The Gem in t

1865 1C Fancy 5 MS65 Red NGC. Boldly struck with slight softness on the reverse lettering, this example has good red-orange color, partially overlaid

1865 1C Plain 5 MS65 Red PCGS. While the final digit in the date may not be quite as flamboyant as the Fancy 5 coins, the Plain 5 pieces seem to be sl

1866 1C MS64 Red and Brown NGC. The obverse and the reverse are crisply impressed, and both sides exhibit glowing orange-red luster. The satin texture

1866 1C MS65 Red and Brown NGC. Sharply detailed in all areas, both sides display dominant orange-gold luster with some mottled medium brown overtones

1866 1C MS66 Red and Brown NGC. A sharply struck Cent with pleasing honey-gold and lilac color. The surfaces are seemingly free from even the most tri

1867 1C MS66 Red and Brown NGC. A boldly struck Gem with luminous green-gold color at the borders, while the centers have violet patina. The surfaces

1867 1C MS64 Red NGC. Medium orange coloration dominates the outward appearance of this high grade representative. A Choice quality representative of

1868 1C MS67 Brown NGC. The N in ONE is somewhat soft, but elsewhere this Superb Gem is razor sharp and satiny, with a rich mixture of olive-green, or