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

1906 $5 Half Eagle MS62 PCGS, a nicely struck piece with a relatively clean reverse and a moderately abraded obverse; and a 1997-P Silver Eagle PR69 D

1908 $5 MS62 PCGS. Lustrous, bright, and boldly struck. The surfaces show some scattered marks, but no copper spots. Important notice: We expect to be

1908 $5 MS64 PCGS. A boldly struck orange-gold example with traces of rose patina here and there. The vibrancy of this first year Indian is the equal

1908 $5 MS65 PCGS. While all Gem Indian Half Eagles enjoy unflagging demand as condition rarities, the 1908 is even more desirable as a first-year typ

1908-D $5 MS62 PCGS. Rich, original, orange-gold color blankets both sides and gives way to golden-rose hues in some of the central obverse recesses.

1909-D $5 MS62 NGC. This Uncirculated type candidate exhibits a golden-rose sheen with scattered bagmarks that explain the grade. All devices are bold

1909-D $5 MS63 NGC. Sharply impressed and nicely preserved, this example is of good quality for the assigned grade, with attractive color and excellen

1909-D $5 MS63 NGC. A lovely type coin that sizzles with bright mint frost over a finely textured matte-like surface. Lightly patinated with a subtly

1909-D $5 MS63 NGC. With a complete strike, bountiful luster, and great surfaces, this Denver Half Eagle exhibits all that one would expect from a Cho

1909-D $5 MS63 ICG. Well struck throughout, the orange-gold surfaces would fit nicely into a Choice quality type set. Most of the grade-defining abras