2003, Orlando, FL. (FUN) Signature Sale #308 - Sessions 5 and 6

1926-D S$1 MS65 PCGS. This virtually untoned example is fully lustrous with the razor sharp striking definition that makes the '26-D a popular c...

1926-D S$1 MS65 NGC. Faint, mottled russet toning casts a natural frame for the beauty of this specimen.From the Collection of Colonel Carmine Penta.

1926-D S$1 MS66 NGC. A brilliant and needle-sharp Gem with outstanding luster and well preserved surfaces. A heavy die crack (as struck) crosses the l

1926-D S$1 MS66 PCGS. Unusually nice with blazing luster unbroken by contact marks or hairlines. Generally untoned with only the isolated patch of lig

1926-D S$1 MS66 PCGS. A sharply struck, carefully preserved Gem, with attractive light tone and gleaming satiny luster. There are three die cracks, as

1926-S S$1 MS65 NGC. The dancing luster seen on this issue is characteristic of the issue. Some faint toning is noted about the peripheries on both si

1927 S$1 MS64 PCGS. The luster is rather subdued under light tan toning and the surfaces are free of marks with the exception of a few pinpoint sized

1927 S$1 MS65 PCGS. Dusky apricot and powder-blue color. A well struck Gem that has excellent luster and exceptional surfaces. A lower mintage issue t

1927 S$1 MS65 ANACS. Charcoal-gray and russet patina mingle on the surfaces of this Gem. Important notice: We expect to be auctioning lots at the rate

1927 S$1 MS65 NGC. A lustrous and well struck Gem that has a hint of apricot-gold color at the margins. Exceptionally clean and with undisturbed surfa

1927-D S$1 MS64 PCGS. A couple of tick on Liberty's chin may be one of the few grade limiting factors on this branch mint issue.From the Collect...

1927-D S$1 MS65 PCGS. The '27-D boasts the highest mintage (1.2 million pieces) of the three 1927-dated issues in the Peace Dollar series. It is...

1927-D S$1 MS65 NGC. Substantial luster graces both sides of this well-struck Gem. Light wisps of toning float over both brilliant sides and the surfa

1927-D S$1 MS65 PCGS. The borders have speckles of golden-brown patina, while the remainder of the Gem has pearl-gray color. The strike is exceptional

1927-S S$1 MS64 PCGS. The blazing luster is slightly subdued by light toning. Several marks are well hidden including a long scratch through Liberty...

1927-S S$1 MS65 ANACS. The surfaces of this conditionally scarce S-mint are exceedingly lustrous and boast creamy, virtually unabraded central devices

1928 S$1 MS64 PCGS. Nicely struck with only a few small abrasions scattered over the surfaces.. Important notice: We expect to be auctioning lots at t

1928 S$1 MS65 ICG. One of several high grade '28-P Silver Dollars in this sale, this satiny Gem is bright with little to no toning on either sid...

1928 S$1 MS65 ANACS. Despite the limited original mintage of 360,649 pieces, the 1928 Peace Dollar is relatively available in all grades up to and inc

1928 S$1 MS65 PCGS. This scarce low mintage issue ranks among the scarcest Peace Dollars in all grades, and Gem survivors are among the most prized sp

1928-S S$1 MS63 Uncertified. Accompanied by ANACS certificate # E-9898-H registered to Rich Parisi and dated April 29, 1981. Golden tinted with well f

1928-S S$1 MS64 NGC. Extremely appealing, with clean surfaces bathed in rich, flashy luster. Generally untoned with red and gold hues just emerging at

1928-S S$1 MS65 ANACS. Doubled Die Obverse. VAM-3. While the 1928-S boasts a considerably higher mintage than its similarly dated P-mint counterpart (

1934 S$1 MS65 PCGS. A pleasing Gem with bold luster, an exceptional strike, and distraction free surfaces.From the Collection of Colonel Carmine Penta

1934-D S$1 MS65 PCGS. A highly lustrous and essentially brilliant Gem. The central hair curls of Liberty are razor-sharp, and the eagle's leg pl...

1934-D S$1 MS65 NGC. A lightly toned and lustrous Gem that has an impressive strike and carefully preserved surfaces. A small contact mark on the head

1934-D S$1 MS65 NGC. The contact marks that account for the grade do little to detract from the central focus points on the coin.From the Collection o

1934-D S$1 MS66 PCGS. While not as rare or as highly respected as its S-mint counterpart from this same year, the 1934-D is a scarce issue and is an e

1934-S S$1 MS64 NGC. A lovely near-Gem with original toning, this is from the key issue in Mint State grades in the entire Peace Dollar series. Light

1934-S S$1 MS65 ANACS. While not a great strike rarity like the early S-mints, the '34-S in Uncirculated condition is still the most widely reco...

1934-S S$1 MS66 PCGS. In all our years of offering the finest collector coins in the world, we have only handled three MS66 1934-S Peace Dollars grade

1935 S$1 MS65 PCGS. The obverse displays the slightest tinge of golden color while freckles of olive-brown and russet toning gravitate to the reverse

1935 S$1 MS65 NGC. A boldly struck, brilliant, and lustrous Gem. The obverse is nearly pristine, and the same can be said for the reverse field. The t

1935 S$1 MS65 NGC. Smooth and essentially free of imperfections. The luster is velvety and the strike is mostly full with slight weakness seen at the

1935-S S$1 MS65 NGC. White with a minimum of abrasions and plenty of luster. Important notice: We expect to be auctioning lots at the rate of 200-250

1935-S S$1 MS65 PCGS. White and extremely lustrous. A very attractive example of the last Peace Dollar. Important notice: We expect to be auctioning l

1935-S S$1 MS66 PCGS. More than 1.9 million pieces were struck of the 1935-S Peace Dollar, and MS64-65 examples can be located without too much diffic

1921 S$1 Satin PR64 NGC. Formerly sold as lot 4351 in our Morris Silverman Sale as an adjunct to the 2002 Central State Sale, where the coin was descr

1921 S$1 Matte PR65 NGC. Ex: Jack Lee. Formerly offered as lot 4352 in our 2002 Morris Silverman Sale, where it was described as, "The complete...

1999-D SBA$ MS68 PCGS. Few business strike dollars remain in their original state of preservation, even those immediately placed into mint sets. This

1849 G$1 Open Wreath MS64 NGC. Large Head. Breen-6003. The Gold Dollars of this variety are thought to have been delivered between May 9 and June 7, 1

1852-O G$1 Dollar AU50 ANACS, a light contact mark is worthy of mention in the field near Liberty's neck; and an 1852 Quarter Eagle AU50 ANACS, ...

1853 G$1 MS64 PCGS. Thick mint luster and only modestly abraded with a couple of tiny luster breaks in the reverse fields. Important notice: We expect

1853 G$1 MS68 NGC. Produced in staggering numbers for the era, the 1853 (4 million pieces struck) is the most plentiful Gold Dollar from the standpoin

1854 G$1 Type One MS62 NGC. This is a crisply detailed example with pleasing orange-gold color. There are a few scattered abrasions on the reverse, bu

1854-D G$1 AU55 NGC. A date that is typically encountered in VF or XF grades, the 1854-D has an extant population in AU of perhaps 15-19 coins (per Wi

1854-S G$1 MS65 PCGS. Formerly offered as lot 7642 in our 2001 Central States Sale, where it was described as, "As an issue, the 1854-S is a pa...

1854 G$1 Type Two AU50 PCGS. Richly accented in russet, rose, and steel-blue shades, with unusually sharp central details. A few small depressions in

1854 G$1 Type Two AU58 NGC. Good luster remains, but the surfaces are slightly marred by die clashing and numerous small abrasions. Important notice:

1854 G$1 Type Two AU58 NGC. Some lack of detail is a result of weak striking characteristics rather than wear. Important notice: We expect to be aucti