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

1873 3CS PR66 PCGS. Many of the 600 proof 1873 Three Cent Silvers originally produced were melted at the Mint on July 10 of that year. All examples of

1865 3CN AU55 ANACS, richly toned in charcoal-gray shades, the minimally worn surfaces reveal pastel tinged undertones at direct angles; 1870--Cleaned

1867 3CN MS66 NGC. A brilliant and flashy Gem that has mildly prooflike fields. Well struck aside from the very center of the second pillar that compr

1880 3CN XF40 ANACS, possessing good olive color, all of the major design details are intact, the letters of LIBERTY are all apparent, some small amou

1889 3CN Three Cent Nickel AU50 ANACS, light gray surfaces; 1898 Nickel PR63 ANACS, nicely reflective with light gray surfaces; 1857 Half Dime AU55 AN

1865 3CN PR65 PCGS. Repunched Date. Breen 2-B. The first of two Gem quality representatives of this important first-year proof, this otherwise medium

1865 3CN PR66 NGC. Repunched Date. Breen 2-B. Unlike the business strikes in this series, which become scarcer as one moves closer to the end of the t

1865 3CN PR65 Ultra Cameo NGC. Deep, unfathomably deep mirrors are seen on each side, providing a black background against the frosted white devices.

1866 3CN PR65 ANACS. A difficult Proof early date in the series, one of an estimated 725 pieces. A thin layer of golden-argent color adds character to

1866 3CN PR65 PCGS. Warm golden patina blankets both sides of this fully impressed Gem. Distraction-free, and possessed of pleasing originality. Impor