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

1955/55 1C Doubled Die MS65 Brown NGC. Probably the most famous hubbing error in Mint history, the obverse lettering shows pronounced die doubling, a

1955/55 1C Doubled Die MS63 Red and Brown NGC. With deep, mellow, glossy hues, this is a very handsome specimen of this famous Doubled Die Error. Wort

1955/55 1C Doubled Die MS64 Red and Brown PCGS. The obverse has considerable bright orange Mint color remaining, being intermixed with irregular rose-

1955/55 1C Doubled Die MS64 Red PCGS. This is an enchanting near-Gem whose surface preservation and eye appeal seem undergraded even at the MS64 level

1956-D/D 1C MS63 Red and Brown ANACS, FS-22, RPM-8, a mid-die state example that has most of the secondary mintmark visible, well struck, light violet

1956-D/S 1C MS65 Red ANACS. WDMM-1, OMM-1. A well struck and flashy Gem that has bright orange-red color. A few tiny carbon flecks are noted on each s

1961-D 1C MS66 Red ANACS. D over Horizontal D. The errant mintmark is visible west of the prominent D mintmark. The dies are slightly rotated; a secon

1983 1C Doubled Die MS66 Red ANACS. FS-36, Breen-2310. A lustrous and well struck Cent. Although bright orange color dominates, the borders have a gre

1965 1C SMS MS68 Red ICG. The intensity of fiery color and luster on this hybrid issue is truly exceptional. Only a tiny blue speck on Lincoln's...

1966 1C SMS MS69 Red ICG. Both sides offer a fair degree of reflective qualities and are at least partially framed in dazzling orange-rose patina.From

1967 1C SMS MS68 Red PCGS. A spectacular Superb Gem with glorious surfaces. The fields have pleasing semi-prooflike luster. The lower reverse has a bl

1909 1C VDB PR64 Brown PCGS. Rich hues of mahogany dominate the obverse while the reverse displays hints of original red at the rims and in the protec

1909 1C PR64 Red and Brown PCGS. The designation red and brown fails to describe the color on this pleasing near-Gem. The matte surfaces are shaded in

1909 1C PR65 Red PCGS. Rose, olive, and gold colors enhance the eye appeal of this splendid Gem. The beautifully preserved surfaces are seemingly free

1909 1C PR66 Red PCGS. The 1909 is by far the more frequently encountered of the two variants of the Lincoln Cents from 1909. However, it is always a

1910 1C PR66 Red PCGS. Formerly sold as lot 5955 in our 2000 October Long Beach Sale, where it was described as, "This coin's smooth, lustr...

1911 1C PR66 Red and Brown PCGS. Uniform brown at its center, with rosy red highlights toward its periphery, this is a beautiful example of a rare Lin

1911 1C PR65 Red PCGS. Formerly sold as lot 5957 in our 2001 Central States Sale, where it was described in part as, "A bright, golden-red Gem....

1911 1C PR66 Red PCGS. The pristine surfaces are intricately detailed with vibrant pinkish-tan centers and warm golden-orange peripheral accents. A fe

1912 1C PR65 Red and Brown PCGS. Formerly offered as lot 6227 in our 2002 New York Sale, where it was described as, "The obverse has taken on a...