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

1938-S 50C Boone MS66 NGC. An untoned and moderately prooflike Gem with a good strike and unimprovable preservation. The mintage of 2,100 pieces is am

1936 50C Bridgeport MS65 ANACS. Wispy suggestions of golden-brown patina visit this lustrous, sharply struck, and nicely preserved Gem. The lower righ

1925-S 50C California MS65 NGC. Attractive and fully original, the lustrous surfaces are splashed in mottled cobalt-blue and russet shadings that are

1925-S 50C California MS65 PCGS. The obverse is brilliant and flashy. The golden bear has a fingerprint on his flank and legs, but the reverse otherwi

1925-S 50C California MS66 PCGS. The obverse border has a vivid ring of aqua and golden-brown patina, while the reverse has freckles of olive color. A

1936-D 50C Cincinnati MS65 PCGS. A brilliant and flashy Gem with a good strike and beautifully preserved surfaces. The obverse field is somewhat proof

1936-D 50C Cincinnati MS66 PCGS. The peripheries have hints of tobacco-brown patina, while the remainder of the exquisite surfaces have light pearl-gr

1936-D 50C Cincinnati MS66 PCGS. This silver tinged Gem is a gorgeous, conditionally scarce representative of the type. Sharply struck and uncommonly

1936-S 50C Cincinnati MS64 PCGS. Golden tinged and bright, the fully lustrous surfaces are kept from Gem status by a few wispy obverse abrasions. A bo

1936-S 50C Cincinnati MS64 PCGS, mostly brilliant with moderate abrasions on the reverse; and a 1926 Sesquicentennial MS63 PCGS, numerous signs of con