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

1933-S 50C AU58 NGC. Although the eagle's breast has noticeable rub, the mint luster is very close to complete. The skirt lines are virtually fu...

1933-S 50C AU58 ANACS. A satiny, dove-gray example, with some minor, streaky toning variations, and a relatively small number of superficial contact m

1933-S 50C MS63 PCGS. Original golden-brown and lilac patina enriches this lustrous and needle-sharp Half Dollar. The obverse rim near 9 o'clock...

1934 50C MS66 ANACS. A sharply impressed Gem, the smooth, frosty textured surfaces are devoid of toning. High quality and strong eye appeal for the ty

1934 50C MS67 PCGS. A stellar representative of the type as well as the issue, the wholly lustrous features display only a little light tan iridescenc

1934 50C MS68 ICG. The strike is as close to full as one should expect for a business strike example of this popular and beautiful type. Scintillating

1934-D 50C MS65 PCGS. Steel-blue and iridescent mauve colors paint the surfaces of this sharply struck Gem, especially near the borders. There are onl

1934-D 50C MS66 ICG. A boldly struck example with shimmering mint luster and lovely golden-tan color. Dappled russet patina resides near the borders,

1934-S 50C MS63 Uncertified. Sharply struck and frosty with a blush of peripheral apricot patina. This lustrous Half Dollar would grade much higher ex

1935 50C MS66 PCGS. Moderately toned pink and gold with darker shades of gold and rust at the edges. Nicely struck with lots of satiny luster and no o