2003, Orlando, FL. (FUN) Signature Sale #308 - Sessions 3 and 4

1887 5C MS65 ANACS. A boldly lustrous specimen with hints of what may have been grease that was struck through on the reverse. Important notice: We ex

1890 5C MS62 ANACS, colorful toning shows on the reverse; 1895 MS62 ANACS, subdued luster; 1901 MS62 ANACS, softly impressed on the obverse; 1906 MS62

1890 5C MS65 NGC. The smooth, satiny surfaces are virtually unmarred by marks or abrasions. Some softness of strike is noticed in selected portions of

1899 5C MS64 ANACS, well struck with lustrous, somewhat prooflike surfaces, there are a few trivial abrasions on each side and slight mottled patina o

1899 5C MS66 PCGS. Rich dove-gray patina. A lustrous Gem that has a reasonable strike and nearly pristine surfaces. An outstanding candidate for an ad

1900 5C MS65 PCGS. A distinguished example with shimmering luster and surfaces bathed in steel-grey with subtle green and gold undertones. Fully struc

1900 5C MS66 NGC. A pristine turn-of-the-century Nickel that displays shimmering, satiny luster and excellent sharpness. The surfaces are untoned save

1901 5C MS65 PCGS. A lustrous lilac-gray Gem that is seemingly free from the most trivial contact. The reverse has a couple carbon flyspecks. Well str

1901 5C MS67 PCGS. In the 1995 book The Complete Guide to Shield and Liberty Nickels, Gloria Peters and Cynthia Mohon state of the business strike 190

1902 5C MS65 PCGS. A nicely struck and flashy Gem that has tremendous eye appeal due to its vivid pastel green-gold and powder-blue patina. The obvers