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

1904-S S$1 AU55 ANACS. Original light gray toning covers each side with golden tinted marginal color. An affordable example of this scarce, late date

1921 S$1 MS66 NGC. Light streaks of tan-gold color enrich the lustrous and well preserved surfaces. The strike is impressive for the type, as even the

1921-D S$1--1971 Western Reserve Numismatic Club Counterstamp--ANACS. Unc Details, Net MS60. In 1941, the Western Reserve Numismatic Club counterstamp

1921-S S$1 MS65 NGC. A lustrous Gem with light apricot patina and impeccably preserved surfaces. Well struck on the wreath, while the lower cheek has

1921-S S$1 MS65 PCGS. Beautiful pale original tone and gleaming satiny luster are the hallmarks of this very well preserved Gem, which is conditionall

1921-S S$1 MS65 NGC. Sharply struck and almost fully brilliant, except for traces of light-orange and tan-beige patina. There is some wispy chatter on

1921-S S$1 MS66 NGC. Premium quality '21-S Morgans are elusive in today's market, most coins being limited in grade by inadequate striking q...

1921-S S$1 MS67 NGC. The consignor of this coin and the MS66 NGC example in the preceding lot obviously obtained this coin from the same original roll

1885 S$1 PR66 Cameo PCGS. Blushes of powder-blue tinting adorn select peripheral areas of this otherwise olive-tan and apricot tinged example. The str

1886 S$1 PR66 NGC. This solidly graded Gem is devoid of even a single distracting hairline. Perhaps needless to say for a Morgan Dollar at the PR66 le

1886 S$1 PR66 PCGS. An expertly preserved specimen with glittering, untoned centers and a whisper of golden peripheral color. There is an appreciable

1892 S$1 PR66 NGC. Originality is perhaps the most visually impressive feature of this specimen Morgan Dollar. Rich antique-copper toning envelops bot

1896 S$1 PR63 PCGS. Housed in a first generation PCGS slab, this coin has the look and eye appeal of a near-Gem grade. There is an appreciable degree

1896 S$1 PR64 NGC. This sharply detailed example displays golden-gray patination that is considerably lighter on the obverse. Both sides, however, are

1897 S$1 PR64 ICG. Completely and uniformly reflective, with both sides displaying light gold patination. A few hairlines are seen, but no contact mar

1898 S$1 PR65 Cameo NGC. Untoned with unfathomably deep mirrors in the fields and chalky features. Not without a few wispy hairlines in the obverse fi

1904 S$1 PR64 PCGS. Untoned with the monochromatic, watery brilliance expected of this late-date issue on the obverse, while a hint of contrast sneaks

1921 S$1 MS64 PCGS. Mostly brilliant with a particularly strong strike for this first year issue and a bright, satiny sheen over both sides. Important

1921 S$1 MS64 PCGS. Well detailed beneath light rose-gray patina, with a touch of speckled russet toning at the margins. Important notice: We expect t

1921 S$1 MS65 PCGS. Fully lustrous, but a bit soft in the centers. Both sides are toned by uneven areas of mauve and pastel orange color, only slightl