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

1871 5C PR67 NGC. Brilliant and deeply mirrored on each side with a significant amount of mint frost on the devices, which gives the coin a desirable

1872 5C PR64 ANACS. Doubled Die Obverse. The upper obverse is die doubled southeast, most noticeably on the annulet. A needle-sharp, near-Gem that is

1872 5C PR66 NGC. Both sides of this Gem are bathed in icy pastel shades of blue, green, violet, and gold. Immaculately preserved with the only notabl

1873 5C PR66 NGC. Both sides are heavily patinated in milky gray hues, the net effect being that the reflective qualities are noticeably muted. Popula

1874 5C PR65 Cameo PCGS. The strike is bold with evidence of heavy die polishing, there is clear definition of all design details, and warm flashy iri

1874 5C PR66 Cameo PCGS. In an absolute sense, the 1874 is not a particularly rare date in the proof Shield Nickel series. At the PR66 Cameo level, ho

1874 5C PR66 Cameo NGC. In terms of eye appeal, this Gem is unbeatable with velvety luster and nearly black and white cameo contrast. Boldly struck an

1875 5C PR65 PCGS. A well struck, lightly toned, and virtually pristine Gem. The reverse has a pair of tiny planchet flaws, one below the final S in S

1875 5C PR65 PCGS. A well struck Gem with mildly reflective surfaces and light olive-green patina. The reverse has a pair of tiny handling marks, grou

1875 5C PR65 PCGS. With a mintage of an estimated 700 pieces in proof, this issue is certainly scarce and in demand. A delicate amber hue graces the s