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

1861 H10C PR66 NGC. Ex: P. Kaufman. The Philadelphia Mint was active in the area of Half Dime production this year. A staggering total of 3.3 million

1868 H10C PR67 NGC. The 1868 has a low overall mintage of just 89,200 pieces, of which only 600 were proofs. This is an absolutely splendid coin. The

1868 H10C PR65 Cameo PCGS. A brilliant Gem that has exceptional white on black contrast. The upper left portion of the wreath has minor softness of st

1869 H10C PR67 PCGS. V-1. We believe that this attribution is correct, inasmuch as there is no repunching on the digits in the date. There is, however

1872 H10C PR67 NGC. A thin veil of steel-violet toning overlays both sides of this near-perfect specimen, and there are delicate mint-green accents on

1873 H10C PR66 PCGS. This nicely struck Gem has beautiful golden-brown, ruby-red, and electric-blue patina. The reverse is seemingly pristine, while t

1873 H10C PR67 NGC. Ex: P. Kaufman. This beautifully toned specimen is earmarked for inclusion in a final-year type set that highlights originality as

1804 10C 14 Stars on Reverse XF45 PCGS. JR-2, R.5. A lovely, well balanced example that has blushes of pale violet patina over natural gray surfaces.

1805 10C 4 Berries Good 4 ANACS, JR-2, R.2, lilac-gray patina, a small scrape in the upper reverse, UNITED is worn, rotated dies; and an 1809--Corrode

1805 10C 5 Berries Good 6 PCGS. JR-1, R.3. The green-gray fields accompany the lilac devices. Most of E PLURIBUS UNUM is legible, although the tops of