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

1904 5C MS65 PCGS. A well struck and carefully conserved Gem, with lovely light color and dazzling cartwheel effects on display. A minor abrasion appe

1906 5C MS65 PCGS. Close to fully struck in most areas, leaving only a small area of softness at the left base of the wreath, often the last area to s

1906 5C MS66 NGC. A well struck Gem with gorgeous multicolored toning. The obverse is a rich mauve-brown, with iridescent green, yellow, and rose colo

1908 5C MS66 NGC. Lustrous and nicely struck with pastel violet colors and clean fields. The portrait has a faint diagonal slide mark. The reverse rim

1912 5C MS65 ICG. Well blended lilac, gold, and powder-blue iridescence drifts from one border to the other on both sides. Generally bold in strike wi

1912-D 5C MS66 NGC. The '12-D is always popular as the lone D-mint issue in the series and, at this outstanding grade level, is legitimately sca...

1883 5C No Cents PR65 ICG. An olive-gold Gem, with underlying pastel yellow, sea-green, and crimson iridescence on highly reflective fields. A popular

1883 5C No Cents PR67 Cameo PCGS. While it may be a commonplace to call No Cents Nickels "common," it would be a mistake to believe that p...

1884 5C PR66 Cameo PCGS. This early date Liberty Nickel would fit nicely into a proof type set. Both sides are bright with appreciable came contrast a

1885 5C PR67 Cameo NGC. Deeply mirrored with sharply contrasting white devices, this is a Superb cameo example. The 1885 is a popular issue in proof f