2003 May St. Louis, MO (CSNS) Signature Sale - Session 2

1837 H10C Large Date MS66 PCGS. Distinguished from the "Small Date" by the pointed top in the 1, rather than any actual difference in size...

1838 H10C Large Stars MS64 NGC. A razor-sharp near-Gem with good luster and beautifully preserved surfaces. Traces of dusky olive color make infrequen

1838 H10C Small Stars MS65 NGC. V-2. Die State Four. Actually, the die state only refers to the obverse as the reverse is distinct from that used on e

1847 H10C MS64 NGC. Essentially brilliant on each side with flashy, semi-prooflike fields. The devices are sharply defined throughout, and this piece

1848 H10C Large Date MS64 PCGS. V-1. This variety was created when a Half Dime obverse die was accidentally impressed with a date logotype intended fo

1849-O H10C AU50 PCGS. A difficult O-mint Half Dime that displays bits of remaining luster beneath pale violet and antique-gold highlights. Only 140,0

1850 H10C MS67 ICG. With a generous (for the era) original mintage of 955,000 pieces, the 1850 is an understandably common Seated Half Dime at most le

1851 H10C Half Dime--Corroded--ANACS, AU Details, Net XF45, boldly detailed, hints of luster within the shield, faintly granular; 1853 Arrows Half Dim

1853 H10C Arrows MS64 NGC. Nicely struck with pretty toning in shades of grey, blue, and pink. Substantial die-clashing marks are seen on both sides (

1854 H10C Arrows MS65 PCGS. Very popular with type collectors as the Arrows type was only struck for three years, and Gems are quite elusive. This pie