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

1858 1C Large Letters MS63 NGC. Fully lustrous with no singularly mentionable marks. Some weakness of strike on the eagle's tail and the wreath ...

1858 1C Large Letters MS63 PCGS. A fine Mint State specimen, sharply struck and carefully preserved, with a few dark toning specks and some dark orang

1858 1C Large Letters MS64 PCGS. Sharply struck and well preserved, this specimen displays rich color and a satin finish. Important notice: We expect

1858 1C Large Letters MS64 PCGS. An extremely desirable example for type purposes with even sandy-gold color and an exemplary strike. A reverse spot l

1858 1C Large Letters MS65 PCGS. Streaks of medium brown patina are seen on the obverse, but the dominant color on both sides is honey-tan in shade. T

1858 1C Large Letters MS66 NGC. A vibrant golden-tan example with subtle streaks of amber color over both obverse and reverse. The most outstanding fe

1858 1C Small Letters Cent AU55 ANACS, subtle lilac patina over well detailed, rich tan surfaces; 1856 Half Dime AU53 ANACS, lustrous, untoned centers

1858 1C Small Letters MS63 NGC. Muted honey-tan surfaces are actually quite well struck, but lack the luster to qualify at a higher grade level. Impor

1858 1C Small Letters MS64 PCGS. Fully struck in all areas, including the eagle's tail feathers. The surfaces on this high-end coin are very lig...

1858 1C Small Letters MS64 NGC. Bright luster with a golden tint and an unusually strong strike for this often weak small cent. A couple of shallow ma

1858 1C Small Letters MS64 NGC. Well struck although not quite full on the eagle's tail feathers. A light coating of dove-gray patina does not i...

1858 1C Small Letters MS64 NGC. Richly toned in burnt-orange and lilac hues, with nearly complete highpoint definition throughout.From the Ohio Collec

1858 1C Small Letters MS65 PCGS. With needle sharp striking definition and fully lustrous surfaces that are devoid of bothersome handling marks, this

1858 1C Small Letters MS66* NGC. While there is no real difference in rarity in the lower grades, in the better grades of Uncirculated the Small Lette

1856 1C PR63 PCGS. Eagle Eye Photo Seal. Snow-9. This intermediate die state shows just the beginning of the die crack from the eagle's beak to ...

1856 1C PR64 PCGS. Snow-9. The fields are shallowly mirrored on this coin, but it is obviously a proof striking. The striking details are fully brough

1856 1C PR64 NGC. Snow-9. The most frequently encountered proof variety of this issue, being thought to have been produced for several years subsequen

1856 1C PR65 PCGS. Snow-9. An outstanding representative of this die marriage, this lovely Gem exhibits uncommonly bold reflectivity in the fields. Th

1856 1C PR65 NGC. Snow-3, late die state. An original Gem proof that is untampered, showing deep lilac toning in the fields with remnants of original,

1859 1C MS64 PCGS. A lustrous near-Gem that has a bold strike and bright tan-gold color. The surfaces are exquisitely preserved. The upper obverse rim