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

1862 3CS MS63 ANACS. Waves of deep mauve, orange, and cobalt-blue colors enrich this surprisingly well struck representative. Well preserved with good

1862 3CS PR63 ANACS. Multicolored toning is evident on the faces of this attractive specimen, when it is turned beneath a light source. Otherwise, the

1863/2 3CS PR63 PCGS. This is a proof-only overdate and one that is really quite rare. We have only handled two such pieces in the last decade. The un

1864 3CS--Planchet Flaw--PR63 ANACS. The rim near 1 o'clock has a small planchet flaw (as made) that by no means impacts the legends or devices....

1867 3CS PR66 PCGS. Well-struck and deeply toned in maroon and green shades on the obverse with beautiful blue accents on the reverse. The reverse dis

1869 3CS PR63 ANACS. Gorgeous electric-blue, copper-gold, violet, and golden-brown colors appear when the coin is rotated under a light. Well struck a

1869 3CS PR66 PCGS. Original dusky apricot patina emerges when the coin is rotated under a light. The 6 in the date appears to be repunched above the

1872 3CS PR64 PCGS. Lovely violet and rose toning through the centers gives way to flashes of aqua iridescence peripherally. The proof mintage for thi

1873 3CS PR62 ANACS. Fabulous rainbow toning appears when this proof survivor is turned beneath a light. The coin remains attractive despite some mino

1880 3CN MS67 PCGS. Streaky golden patina adorns both sides of this vibrant, impeccably preserved example. Business strike production of the Three Cen