2003 May St. Louis, MO (CSNS) Signature Sale - Session 3

1861 50C PR67 NGC. This coin was not produced in an era that was conducive to the survivability of attractive, high grade proof coinage. Consider firs

1862 50C PR64 PCGS. The deeply reflective fields show a few scattered hairlines, but these are well concealed by the presence of light toning gently e

1862 50C PR67 NGC. The rarity of the business strike 1862 Seated Half Dollar (253,000 pieces produced) has been both over and underestimated in the pa

1863 50C PR69 NGC. The No Motto Seated Liberty Half Dollar was produced in various types from 1839-1866. Only a single specimen striking from this era

1866 50C PR68 NGC. The tremendous bloodletting of the Civil War sparked a religious revival in the United States that affected the design of the Seate

1870 50C PR67 NGC. This is a Condition Census proof representative of a P-mint Seated Half Dollar that is quite challenging to locate at the finer lev

1873 50C Arrows PR64 Cameo PCGS. We can hardly overstate the importance of this coin for high quality type purposes. The devices are both sharply stru

1874 50C Arrows PR66 NGC. This coin displays small arrowheads flanking the date--a common feature for proofs of this issue that is seldom encountered

1874 50C Arrows PR64 Cameo PCGS. A sharply impressed near-Gem for the proof type collector, both the obverse and the reverse are veiled in silver-gray

1875 50C PR67 NGC. Rich lavender-charcoal toning envelops both sides and lightens a little over the right central obverse. Cobalt-blue undertones back