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

1856 H10C MS67 ICG. An exceptionally well preserved Stars Obverse, Drapery Half Dime, this satiny representative is smooth from rim to rim. Blushes of

1857 H10C MS66 NGC. Well struck and satiny, with almost full remaining mint luster. Lovely peripheral toning enhances the excellent eye appeal of this

1858-O H10C MS63 PCGS. The borders have attractive dusky apricot patina. A lustrous Half Dime, the devices are well struck and the surfaces are refres

1863 H10C MS66 NGC. The low mintage 1863 Half Dime, one of just 18,000 pieces struck in the midst of Civil War uncertainty, saw little actual circulat

1869 H10C MS65 PCGS. All design elements appear crisp and fully preserved. The surfaces are lustrous, with appealing light color variants. Some wispy

1871-S H10C MS64 PCGS. Quite frosty with a hint of mottled toning in the peripheral areas. A squiggly pinscratch on and above the date is this conditi

1860 H10C PR67 NGC. In 1860, the Mint introduced a modified version of the Seated Liberty motif for the Half Dime. The representation of Liberty was l

1865 H10C PR66 PCGS. In business strike format, the 1865 is a major Seated Half Dime rarity with an original mintage of just 13,000 pieces. As such, p

1867 H10C PR63 ANACS. An important date in the series with only 625 proofs made along with a mere 8,000 business strikes. Deeply reflective fields wit

1867 H10C PR64 PCGS. A magnificently toned jewel with sea-green, blue, and lavender toning circling both sides. Well-struck and mark free, with good r