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

1937 5C PR67 PCGS. The lightest blushes of golden iridescence are noted on both sides, but shimmering mint brilliance dominates the outward appearance

1939 5C MS67 Full Steps PCGS. The satiny luster on this coin is bolstered by the bold strike. Few coins show the care that went into preserving this s

1939-S 5C MS65 Full Steps PCGS. The gleaming surfaces of this exquisitely preserved Gem are well struck and lustrous. Important notice: We expect to b

1940 5C MS66 Full Steps PCGS. Thick mint luster compliments the bold strike on this Gem specimen. Few examples are available in a better state of pres

1941-D 5C MS67 Full Steps PCGS. This superb Gem specimen is awash with dancing luster. The steps on Monticello are razor sharp. Only one example of th

1943/2-P 5C AU58 ANACS. The stroke of a 2 is readily observed within the lower loop of the 3 in the date. A nicely struck example that has abundant lu

1943/2-P 5C MS66 PCGS. A boldly struck example that has comes close to the Full Steps designation, although a pair of trivial contact marks are noted

1943/2-P 5C MS66 NGC. Highly lustrous surfaces coupled with milky shades of blue give this nickel an almost cameo contrast. Exceptional both in terms

1943/2-P 5C MS68 NGC. Original toning dominates this coin with vibrant gold, turquoise, and pink hues. A virtually flawless example with considerable

1945-P 5C--Doubled Die Reverse--MS65 ANACS, FS-030, MONTICELLO is prominently die doubled, brilliant and lustrous, the lower stairs are not fully stru

1945-D 5C MS67 Full Steps ICG, icy blue color surrounded by golden patina; and a 1945-D MS67 Full Steps, a magnificent coin displaying hints of golden

1946 5C--Struck on War Time Silver Planchet--Fine 12 PCGS. Deep silver-gray patina, with problem-free surfaces and good eye appeal for the grade. All

1946-S 5C MS66 Full Steps PCGS. Jefferson is sharply dressed in crisp unadulterated luster. Only one other specimen has received a finer grade from NG

1948-D 5C MS67 Full Steps ICG. A conditionally scarce specimen at MS67 with Full Steps, NGC and PCGS have only designated a total of four examples at

1949-S 5C MS65 Full Steps PCGS. A boldly struck and wildly lustrous Gem specimen.From the Trane Collection. Important notice: We expect to be auctioni

1951 5C MS65 Full Steps PCGS. Razor sharp definition is this coin's best asset. Not far behind is blazing luster and distraction free surfaces. ...

1951-D 5C MS66 Full Steps PCGS. A hint of golden patina is noted about the peripheries of the obverse. This may arguably be one of the best specimens

1951-S 5C MS66 Full Steps PCGS. Surprisingly bold steps are noted on this specimen which shows signs of being struck from a die with considerable wear

1952-D 5C MS66 Full Steps PCGS. Fresh, almost satinlike luster is present. A couple of faint luster grazes account for the grade but do not hinder the

1952-S 5C MS65 Full Steps PCGS. Some softness in details is noted on Monticello, but this is due to die wear. The steps are still fully pronounced.Fro

1954 5C MS65 Full Steps PCGS. Light golden color gives this coin aesthetic appeal. A couple of contact marks on the reverse should be noted even thoug

1954-S 5C MS64 Full Steps PCGS. Bold details with hints of toning. Although coin to coin contact accounts for the grade there is nary a mark that is w

1956 5C MS67 Full Steps PCGS. According to Bernard Nagengast, "the 1956 is an enigma, as it is usually a stunningly beautiful coin in a P mint ...

1956-D 5C MS65 Full Steps PCGS. There are whispers of golden and rose iridescence on the obverse side of this sharply struck and lovingly preserved Ge

1959-D 5C MS66 Full Steps PCGS. The details of Monticello stand out better than most Full Step specimens. Population: 4 in 66, with none finer (10/02)

1964 5C MS65 Full Steps PCGS. Based on the state of preservation of this specimen, it appears as though this piece was afforded the same care as a pie

1967 5C SMS MS68 ICG. A colorfully toned example, with iridescent splashes of blue, pink, gold, and lavender. Important notice: We expect to be auctio

1938 5C PR64 ANACS, this fully brilliant near-Gem reveals well blended pastel-lilac, powder-blue, and golden iridescence over problem-free surfaces; 1

1939 5C PR66 PCGS. Type of 1938. Mirror surfaces with delicate uniform iridescence. Only 12,535 pieces were struck, making this the scarcest proof Jef

1939 5C PR67 PCGS. Faint icy-blue patina is present on the obverse of this deeply mirrored proof issue.From the Trane Collection. Important notice: We

1939 5C Reverse of 1940 PR65 PCGS. The existence of the Straight Steps proofs for 1939 was not publicized until Tom Miller found one at a coin show in

1939 5C Reverse of 1940 PR66 PCGS. Only a small percentage of the proof Nickels from 1939 exhibit the sharp steps of 1940, a hub design change that wa

1939 5C Reverse of 1940 PR66 PCGS. We are able to offer three of these very scarce proof Jeffersons because they were consigned by a dealer who specia

1950 5C PR66 Cameo NGC. A spectacular Gem with no visible hairlines and a hint of light champagne toning. Important notice: We expect to be auctioning

1964 5C PR69 Deep Cameo PCGS. The sharp contrast between the devices and fields on this specimen is rarely seen on proof issues of this date. From the

1792 H10C Half Disme, Judd-7, Pollock-7, R.3, VF20 Holed, Damaged, Repaired Uncertified. Even though struck as a pattern, this coin obviously saw exte

1795 H10C VG10 PCGS. V-5, LM-8, R.3. An earlier die state that lacks the prominent obverse die crack seen on many examples. The surfaces are natural g

1795 H10C Fine 15 PCGS. LM-8, R.3. The date is widely spaced, and the 179 digits slant heavily to the right. IB in LIBERTY much wider than BE. Deep li

1795 H10C XF40 PCGS. LM-10, V-4, R.3. This more common variety is readily available in all grades, including Mint State. It is most easily attributed

1795 H10C MS63 PCGS. V-4, LM-10, R.3. A relatively plentiful die marriage of the 1795 Flowing Hair Half Dime, the Eliasberg Collection included an MS6

1797 H10C 16 Stars MS60 Cleaned Uncertified. V-4, LM-2, R.4. Golden-brown and sea-green peripheral patina. Bold die crack (as made) through the E in U

1830 H10C XF45 ANACS, V-3, LM-4.1, R.2, richly detailed, lavender and green-gray patina, vertical pinscratch right of date, struck from clashed dies;

1830 H10C MS65 PCGS. V-6, LM-8, R.1. The light aqua-green and lilac patina adds to the original eye appeal of this lustrous and remarkably preserved G

1830 H10C MS66 PCGS. V-2, LM-13, R.3. Easily Condition Census for this die pairing, being frosty and completely brilliant with excellent definition th

1832 H10C MS63 NGC. V-1, LM-3, R.1. The obverse has bright intermingled gold and violet patina, while the reverse has aqua-blue and russet colors. Sha

1833 H10C MS65 PCGS. V-6, LM-9, R.2. Splendid sea-green, mauve, and gold patina. Exquisitely struck, with pinpoint definition on the stars, plumage, a

1835 H10C Small Date Small 5C MS64 NGC. V-7, LM-10, R.1. Lovely sea-green, violet, and powder-blue patina. A lustrous and carefully preserved near-Gem

1836 H10C MS65 NGC. V-3, LM-6, R.3. The second T in STATES is centered above the BU in PLURIBUS. The rich apple-green borders surround the rose-violet

1834 H10C PR65 NGC. V-4, LM-4, High R.6. Although many numismatists may not recognize it as such, this is one of the rarest coins in this sale. It is

1837 H10C No Stars--Graffiti, Whizzed--ANACS, AU Details, Net VF30, numerous field marks are still visible despite the harsh cleaning; 1842-O VF35 ANA