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

1899-O 50C MS64 ICG. Brilliant with hints of champagne toning over fully lustrous surfaces. The strike is a bit less than full and this is best seen a

1900-O 50C--Slide Marks--ANACS. Unc Details, Net AU55. A softly struck piece that has shimmering luster beneath the murky purplish patina. The cheek h

1900-O 50C AU58 NGC. Well struck with lead-gray and russet toning on each side. There are some light hairlines on the obverse, but no real contact mar

1900-O 50C MS63 PCGS. Few Barber Half Dollar issues can compete with the scarcity of the 1900-O in Select and better Mint State grades. This frosty, m

1901-O 50C AU Details, Whizzed, Artificial Toning, NCS. The fields and portrait have been extensively whizzed, with the deep olive patina unable to co

1901-S 50C AU55 NGC. Well struck with underlying mauve-gray surfaces, partially covered by olive and russet mottling, primarily near the margins. Ther

1902-O 50C AU58 ANACS. Well-struck and free of noticeable abrasions, ample luster is visible just below the milky pink surfaces. Important notice: We

1902-S 50C MS65 PCGS. A generally bold strike with speckled golden-orange toning over satiny surfaces. The Mint State survival ratio of this issue, li

1904 50C MS64 PCGS. Steel-grey and satiny surfaces are accented with light golden toning. Fully lustrous with a bold strike and no bothersome marks on

1904-O 50C AU58 NGC. The sharply struck, nicely preserved surfaces are blanketed by a rich coat of brown-gray patina. A few trivial tick marks are see