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

1938 50C PR66 NGC. Fully struck and seemingly pristine, with flashy, highly reflective fields covered by a light haze. There are no bothersome hairlin

1938 50C PR67 * NGC. An exceptional, completely untoned proof Walker that is deeply mirrored and even displays slight frosting on the central devices.

1939 50C PR65 ANACS. Impressively struck, with a full head and thumb on Lady Liberty, the surfaces are nearly immaculate, save for one tiny handling m

1939 50C PR67 ICG. Sharply impressed with russet-orange peripheries. Lovely pale-green fields are somewhat subdued by a coating of light-tan patina. A

1940 50C PR66 PCGS. Blushes of olive-orange color grace much of the obverse periphery, the balance of the features exhibiting more or less even slate-

1940 50C PR67 NGC. A richly toned yet highly reflective Superb Gem, with multicolored patina blanketing the obverse, while the reverse is two-toned, d

1940 50C PR68 ICG. Whereas the reverse is overlaid in more or less even dove-gray patina, the obverse is awash in competing blushes of golden-tan and

1940 50C PR68 ICG. With appreciably reflective features and uncommonly full striking definition for the type, this specimen should fit nicely into a S

1941 50C PR66 ANACS. Sharply impressed, as expected for a proof specimen, this coin is also free from hairlines or handling marks, and the fields are

1941 50C PR67 NGC. The milky golden-brown and russet patina lightens as it approaches the centers. An exquisitely struck Superb Gem that has seemingly