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

1875 5C PR66 NGC. Each side is thoroughly brilliant and the fields display deeply mirrored, watery reflectivity. Lightly frosted over the devices and

1876 5C PR66 NGC. Gentle golden patina encompasses the shield. The reverse displays a milky toning that is common on proof nickels. Important notice:

1877 5C PR62 ANACS. Lightly toned surfaces with no mentionable hairlining, but hampered by a few carbon flecks on either side. An always popular, proo

1878 5C PR64 NGC. Breen-2509. 1878/7, an earlier die state of the normal date, with traces of the underlying 7 in the lower loop of the 8. An untoned

1878 5C PR64 ANACS. Fully bright with partially reflective fields, a typical characteristic of this key date. Only 2,350 Proof examples were struck, t

1878 5C PR64 PCGS. A well struck near-Gem that has rich silver-gray patina. There is a vertical line of extra metal within the lower loop of the secon

1878 5C PR66 NGC. Faint golden toning is noted on the obverse while the reverse only displays a crescent of the fertile color. Important notice: We ex

1878 5C PR66 PCGS. This is a scarce, proof only issue with a mintage of 2,350 pieces. The attractive proof surfaces are enhanced by a whisper of amber

1878 5C PR66 Cameo PCGS. A brilliant Gem that has both reflective and cartwheel luster. Well struck with a nearly pristine obverse. The lower loop of

1879 5C PR65 ANACS. Bright and nicely reflective with a razor sharp strike and a high wire edge. A no-questions Gem with a very thin layer of silver-g