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

1844-O $10 XF45 PCGS. Considerable bright mint luster clings to the devices. Sharply struck aside from the first two stars and the curl above the ear,

1844-O $10 AU55 NGC. The limited number of Mint State 1844-O Eagles in today's market (there are only five examples graded MS60-62 at NGC and PC...

1845-O $10--Scratched, Cleaned--ANACS. AU Details, Net XF40. All four digits in the date are clearly repunched directly south. A well struck piece tha

1846-O $10 XF45 NGC. With only 81,780 pieces struck of both the regular date and the overdate varieties, this New Orleans Mint issue is scarce in all

1846/5-O/O $10--Cleaned--ANACS. AU Details, Net XF40. Although not labeled as such on the ANACS insert, this is clearly an 1846/5-O. In addition, the

1846/5-O $10 AU50 PCGS. First Overdate. The more common of the two known die marriages of the 1846/5-O, this variety is attributable by the presence o

1847 $10 AU50 ANACS. An attractive 1840s No Motto Eagle. Lustrous with no serious detractions. Important notice: We expect to be auctioning lots at th

1847 $10 AU55 NGC. Bulging middle hair bun, one of two styles noted for this date. The borders and devices have abundant bright luster. Well struck an

1847 $10 AU58 NGC. A bright and well struck piece that has a clean cheek and attractive surfaces. The remaining luster is quite extensive, and is mild

1847-O $10 XF45 NGC. Early O-mint Eagle that saw circulation. The wear is even overall and the abrasions are minor. Important notice: We expect to be

1847-O $10 AU55 PCGS. Breen-6881, which Breen states is "very rare". The 18 in the date is repunched south. The devices have little if any...

1848-O $10 XF45 PCGS. An evenly worn specimen. This piece is relatively unabraded for a gold coin that was likely used in the harsh environment of nin

1849 $10 AU53 ANACS. The 1849 is one of the more available issues from the 1840s in AU, and even Uncirculated pieces can occasionally be located. As s

1849-O $10 AU55 NGC. Produced to a higher standard than the 1848-O, the 1849-O is a more elusive coin that, according to Doug Winter (1992), is the ra

1850 $10 Small Date AU55 PCGS. Scarcer than the 1850 Large Date and a significant condition rarity in AU and Mint State, this piece has bright surface

1850 $10 Small Date MS60 PCGS. Considerably scarcer than its Large Date counterpart, the Small Date of 1850 is very elusive in high grades with only e

1851 $10 AU55 NGC. The devices are sharply struck, with only a hint of rub on the wingtips and the hair above the ear. Not particularly abraded, but t

1851 $10 AU55 NGC. Lightly worn on the highest points with some luster remaining. The fields are olive-gold and a few abrasions are present. Important

1851-O $10 XF40 ANACS. The 1851-O is one of the more frequently encountered New Orleans No Motto Eagles, and interestingly is always seen with a small

1851-O $10--Cleaned--ANACS. AU Details, Net XF45. The surfaces are bright from cleaning on this common date New Orleans Ten. However, there are no men