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

1834 50C Large Date, Small Letters MS65 NGC. O-106, R.1. The 4 in the date is actually overpunched over a small 4. As a further diagnostic, look for t

1834 50C Small Date, Small Letters MS63 PCGS. O-111, R.1. Overton refers to this variety as the "so-called child's head" due to the op...

1834 50C Small Date, Small Letters MS65 NGC. O-115, R.2. This is the finest known example of the O-115 variety. The Condition Census as listed in Over

1836 50C Lettered Edge MS62 ANACS. O-106a, R.4 for the die state, R.1 for the variety. A late die state that has all of the spidery die cracks (as mad

1836 50C Lettered Edge MS64 PCGS. O-114, R.2. Copper-gray central toning gives way to more vibrant orange-gold shadings at the borders. The former col

1836 50C Reeded Edge VF25 PCGS. A well balanced light to medium gray example that, upon close inspection, has a couple of old, diagonal scratches on t

1836 50C Reeded Edge VF30 ANACS. Muted gunmetal-gray surfaces display a few shallow scratches in the obverse fields and another adjacent to Liberty&...

1836 50C Reeded Edge XF45 ANACS. Both sides have a muted slate-gray appearance through the centers, with deep violet-brown peripheral highlights. The

1836 50C Reeded Edge MS62 PCGS. This coin was formerly offered as lot 6250 in our May-June 2001 sale of the Alex Highland Collection (part of our Long

1837 50C MS64 NGC. This is a pleasing near-Gem representative of a type that is all too often overlooked as a condition rarity. The surfaces are free