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

1881 1C MS62 Red Questionable Color, Uncertified. A lustrous orange-red Cent that has tiny spots near Liberty's earlobe and atop the N in ONE. B...

1882 1C MS60 Red and Brown ANACS. The vibrant orange-green obverse color is interrupted by splashes of red and purple-red color, with a few small carb

1883 1C MS64 Red, Questionable Color, Uncertified. A lustrous cherry-red near-Gem with a bold strike and virtually immaculate surfaces. Struck from a

1883 1C MS64 Red NGC, vibrant purple-red, orange, and yellow-green colors, a good strike, no visible surface blemishes; and an 1887 MS64 Red and Brown

1884 1C MS64 Red NGC. Fully struck throughout, the surfaces are bright and highly lustrous with flashy orange-red color. Important notice: We expect t

1884 1C MS64 Red PCGS. A supremely lustrous example that is just a few ticky tack facial marks from possible Gem status. Important notice: We expect t

1885 1C MS64 Red PCGS. Well-struck and eye-clean with a mellow, raw-copper color. Under magnification, a few scattered spots are seen, but these are i

1886 1C Type One MS65 Brown NGC. Well struck with smooth, glossy surfaces, which are essentially pristine. Two or three tiny tick marks, invisible to

1886 1C Type One MS65 Brown PCGS. A premium quality coin for the grade, both sides are toned in dominant medium brown hues. There are, however, consid

1886 1C Type One MS65 Red and Brown NGC. Both sides exhibit needle sharp definition that further enhances the already strong eye appeal. Considerable