2003, Orlando, FL. (FUN) Signature Sale #308 - Sessions 1 and 2

1855 3CS PR66 NGC. Ex: Pittman. Probably 30-35 proofs are extant today of this very rare issue. It is likely that all were issued as part of the coppe

1863 3CS PR64 PCGS. A delicate mosaic of beautiful colors frame this trime. The obverse is toned about the peripheries in a sort of russet color while

1863 3CS PR66 Cameo NGC. A brilliant Gem that has exceptional cameo contrast and exquisite surfaces. Struck from clashed dies. Well struck aside from

1866 3CS PR66 NGC. Gorgeous powder-blue, rose, and gold patina. A needle-sharp Gem that has a seemingly pristine obverse. The reverse has a tiny planc

1869 3CS PR66 PCGS. Russet-gray toning on both surfaces. Population: 21 in 66, 2 finer (10/02). Important notice: We expect to be auctioning lots at t

1872 3CS PR62 NGC. Beautiful peripheral bands of golden-brown, electric-blue, and rose-violet patina. The obverse may have a few wispy handling marks,

1872 3CS PR66 NGC. Pleasingly iridescent in shades of amber, rose, blue, and green, this specimen presents a rainbow of patina. Combined with a scarci

1872 3CS PR67 PCGS. There are no 1872 Trimes certified finer than PR67 at PCGS, and only three have received this grade designation (10/02). Rich char

1873 3CS PR62 NGC. A well struck representative that has flashy mirrored fields and spectacular electric-blue, rose-violet, and honey-gold patina. A c

1873 3CS PR64 ANACS. Lovely powder-blue, golden-brown, and rose patina. Seemingly fully struck, aside from a lower star or two. A carefully preserved