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

1916-S $10 AU58 ANACS. Bright and highly lustrous, this AU example has the appearance of a Mint State coin. There are a few wispy contact marks on eac

1932 $10 MS63 PCGS. Bright and lustrous, with a two-toned color scheme featuring yellow-gold and pink-gold colors. There are a couple of heavy marks o

1932 $10 MS63 NGC. Based on obverse alone, this example certainly has the look of a higher grade with creamy luster and clean fields. The reverse has

1932 $10 MS64 PCGS. Sharply struck with bright yellow-gold surfaces, which are satiny and highly lustrous. There are a few too many minor contact mark

1850 $20--Cleaned, Scratched--ANACS. AU Details, Net XF45. A hairlined piece that has a diagonal scratch across the eagle's shield to the rim. T...

1850-O $20 XF45 NGC. The first year of New Orleans Mint production for the denomination, and one of the more obtainable O-mint twenties in lesser grad

1851 $20 AU55 NGC. Lots of creamy luster remains and the surfaces, while exhibiting some friction, are free of objectionable marks save an obverse scr

1851 $20 MS61 NGC. More than two million pieces were struck of the 1851 Double Eagle, the highest mintage figure of any Double Eagle struck until 1861

1852 $20 AU55 NGC. Nicely mark-free surfaces are covered in a blanket of rich, rose-gold color. The fields are smooth and the strike is bold at the ce

1853 $20 AU58 NGC. Given the Mint State rarity of the 1853 relative to the 1851 and 1852, this just miss survivor should fetch strong bids from Libert