2003 May St. Louis, MO (CSNS) Signature Sale - Session 4

1935 50C Hudson MS64 NGC. Lightly toned over each side with only a few tiny abrasions that account for the grade. Important notice: We expect to be au

1935 50C Hudson MS65 NGC. Mottled apricot and russet patination drifts toward the borders of this otherwise silver-white representative. The fully lus

1924 50C Huguenot MS65 NGC. An exquisitely struck representative with pleasing dusky lemon-gold patina and impressive preservation. Not a difficult ty

1924 50C Huguenot MS65 NGC. Lustrous with isolated sprays of golden-tan iridescence, both sides are silent on the subject of bothersome handling marks

1924 50C Huguenot MS65 NGC. A well-preserved Gem with consistent salmon pink and grey toning on both sides. The luster is full and the surfaces on the

1924 50C Huguenot MS66 PCGS. A flashy Gem that has a razor-sharp strike and nearly pristine fields. The borders have a hint of apricot color. PCGS has

1946 50C Iowa MS66 PCGS. Hints of tan and apricot colors intrude upon the otherwise brilliant surfaces. Booming luster, a crisp strike, and nearly uni

1946 50C Iowa MS67 NGC. Deeply and originally toned in shades of burnt umber, gold, and champagne. Fully struck with no noticeable abrasions. Importan

1925 50C Lexington MS65 PCGS. Razor-sharp and virtually pristine, this fully brilliant Gem is also satiny and highly lustrous. There are a few trivial

1925 50C Lexington MS65 PCGS. Bright lemon patina hugs the peripheries of this surprisingly prooflike Gem. Well struck and carefully preserved with ou

1925 50C Lexington MS65 NGC. There is a patchwork of olive-russet tinting in select peripheral areas of this otherwise golden tinged representative. F

1925 50C Lexington MS66 PCGS. Wisps of steel-blue color alternate with iridescent honey-gold patina. A lustrous and attractively preserved Gem that ha

1918 50C Lincoln MS65 NGC. Blazing cartwheel luster and gentle blushes of golden-brown patina attest to the originality of this boldly struck Gem. Imp

1936 50C Long Island MS65 NGC. The portrait of the Dutch settler has honey gold patina, and the ship's sails are also lightly toned. A lustrous ...

1936 50C Long Island MS65 PCGS. Rich magenta, russet, and apple-green tab toning on the obverse. Important notice: We expect to be auctioning lots at

1936 50C Long Island MS66 PCGS. Sharply struck with dove-gray centers and variegated peripheral toning, which is mostly russet-colored. No surface abr

1936 50C Lynchburg MS66 NGC. Shimmering mint luster blankets golden tinged features. Both sides are free of all but a few trivial blemishes. Important

1936 50C Lynchburg MS66 NGC. Originally preserved, the distraction-free surfaces are toned in mottled russet and gold shadings that appear to deepen a

1920 50C Maine MS65 NGC. Brilliant throughout and nearly abrasion-free with shimmering, semi-prooflike surfaces. A pretty sporty Maine Half. Important

1920 50C Maine MS66 PCGS. Well struck with gorgeous peripheral toning on each side. There are some paper-thin die polish lines on each side, as struck

1920 50C Maine MS66 PCGS. Fully brilliant with outstanding luster for this early issue, being typically striated in the fields. Important notice: We e

1934 50C Maryland MS65 NGC. Both sides are untoned with sharp striking detail. A radiant, lustrous Gem, there are few distractions of any kind. Import

1934 50C Maryland MS66 NGC. Brilliant with thick, flashy mint luster. There are very few abrasions on either side, with Cecil Calvert's face bei...

1934 50C Maryland MS67 PCGS. This is a smooth, original Superb Gem whose mostly silver tinged surfaces are virtually undisturbed. A little bit of deli

1921 50C Missouri MS62 ANACS. Olive-gray patination envelops both sides of this relatively abrasion-free BU quality example. Well detailed for the typ

1921 50C Missouri MS64 NGC. Deep olive-gray patina overlays most of each side, with a few untoned areas on the reverse. Well struck with a few trivial

1921 50C Missouri 2x4 MS64 PCGS. The surfaces have the look of a Gem grade with no mentionable abrasions and attractive, well blended, silver-gray and

1921 50C Missouri 2x4 MS64 NGC. Golden toning is overlaid on each side with strong underlying mint frost. A very attractive, high-end example of this

1923-S 50C Monroe MS64 PCGS. Mostly brilliant with a few dabs of deeper russet toning scattered around the upper and lower margin of the reverse. High

1923-S 50C Monroe MS66 NGC. Monroe Halves are now considered a condition rarity in the Commemorative series. Pieces approaching Gem condition are quit

1923-S 50C Monroe MS66 NGC. Monroe Doctrine Commemoratives seldom display surfaces that are smooth enough to warrant an MS66 designation. For the pres

1938 50C New Rochelle MS64 PCGS. A few swirls of russet patina are noted at the denticles, but the outward appearance is one of untoned brilliance and

1938 50C New Rochelle MS66 ANACS. Shimmering mint luster rolls around each side of this mostly brilliant, high grade example. Important notice: We exp

1938 50C New Rochelle MS66 PCGS. A pristine example of this scarce and popular commemorative. Essentially brilliant with a bright, satiny finish, and

1936 50C Norfolk MS65 NGC. Deeply toned charcoal grey with ruby accents. Nicely preserved with ample luster shimmering below the thick toning. Importa

1936 50C Norfolk MS67 NGC. The Norfolk issue typically comes nice and this example is no exception. Completely struck with satiny luster and even grey

1936 50C Norfolk MS67 PCGS. Seeming nearly perfect, with a full strike, and essentially brilliant, satiny surfaces, which are very close to being enti

1926 50C Oregon MS66 PCGS. An exceptionally attractive and lustrous Oregon Half that shows light golden toning over most of each side with somewhat de

1926-S 50C Oregon MS66 NGC. Deeply toned in dark shades with pastel accents that are certainly original to the coin. Below the thick color lies full,

1933-D 50C Oregon MS66 PCGS. Rich, mottled, crimson-russet border accents frame sharp, silver tinged centers. Distraction-free with the exception of a

1933-D 50C Oregon MS66 NGC. Originally toned in rich dove-gray and tan-gold colors. Sharply struck with good luster and an immaculate reverse. The obv

1933-D 50C Oregon MS68 NGC. Oregon Commemorative Halves simply do not come any nicer than this Superb Gem. The peripheries display more or less extens

1934-D 50C Oregon MS65 PCGS. A brilliant example of this somewhat scarcer Oregon Trail issue. The softly frosted mint luster shows only the tiniest ab

1934-D 50C Oregon MS66 PCGS. Fully struck and well preserved, with all of the intricate design details in place, this Gem is essentially untoned, exce

1936-S 50C Oregon MS67 PCGS. Deeply lustrous and nearly free from contact marks, with speckles of light golden color on what PCGS depicts as the obver

1937-D 50C Oregon MS65 ANACS. A gorgeous Gem with yellow-green and powder-blue patina. The luster is exquisite, and the reverse is beautifully preserv

1937-D 50C Oregon MS67 PCGS. The preservation level of this splendid Superb Gem is very nearly perfect, with just one tiny tick mark found on each sid

1937-D 50C Oregon MS67 NGC. Moderate olive-gold patina blankets both sides in a smooth, even fashion. This sharp example is expectantly abrasion-free

1937-D 50C Oregon MS67 NGC. This smooth, fully lustrous example displays a vibrant silver-white sheen. Boldly, if not sharp detailed with no blemishes

1937-D 50C Oregon MS67 PCGS. Just a hint of delicate silver-gray patina rests atop pristine surfaces. Important notice: We expect to be auctioning lot