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

1891-O S$1 MS64 PCGS. The surfaces of this carefully preserved near-Gem have a lovely soft appearance. They exhibit cartwheel luster, yet appear satin

1891-O S$1 MS65 ANACS. Along with the 1890-O, the 1891-O is the worst produced issue in the Morgan Dollar series. Extreme striking softness over the c

1891-O S$1 MS63 Deep Mirror Prooflike ANACS. The borders have a hint of gold patina, while a streak of rose color crosses the back of the portrait. An

1891-S S$1 MS65 NGC. Lustrous with a smooth cheek and a light blush of rose coloration at the edges. Sharply struck with a wonderful "cartwheel...

1891-S S$1 MS65 PCGS. A gorgeous Gem, sharply struck and snow-white, with gleaming frosty luster. Conditionally rare at MS65 or better, this jewel is

1891-S S$1 MS65 NGC. Light salmon toning covers both sides, but the toning fails to hide the brilliant toning beneath. A mark is seen here and there,

1892 S$1 MS64 PCGS. The obverse has spectacular champagne-rose, sea-green, and silver-gray patina, while the reverse must settle for a blush of aprico

1892 S$1 MS65 PCGS. Silver Dollar production saw a gradual reduction in 1892, it was more noticeable the following year, and continued through 1895. F

1892-CC S$1 MS63 PCGS. Full mint frost is typical for uncirculated examples of this issue. However, the surfaces are surprisingly clean for the grade.

1892-CC S$1 MS64 PCGS. A lustrous near-Gem that has an exquisite reverse, a clean obverse, and a typical strike. Hints of apricot color visit the uppe