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

1874 $3 MS61 NGC. Lovely and lustrous, with red-gold in the protected areas and olive-gold in the fields. Important notice: We expect to be auctioning

1874 $3 MS64 ANACS. While this issue's original mintage of 41,800 pieces may seem low when viewed in the wider context of U.S. numismatics, it i...

1878 $3 AU58 Uncertified. Light rub on the brow and above the ear prevents an Uncirculated designation. The surfaces are attractive. A bright and nice

1878 $3 MS62 NGC. Sharply defined, as always, and exhibiting the usual above average mint luster for the grade. Rich reddish patina surrounds the peri

1878 $3 MS62 PCGS. Some faint hazy patina is note on both sides of this princess. Not a single mark can be isolated and attributed to the grade. Impor

1878 $3 MS65 PCGS. Easily the most plentiful Three Dollar gold issue in today's market, the 1878 enjoys unflagging demand from type collectors a...

1879 $3 MS64 PCGS. After a high (for the series) mintage of 82,324 pieces, Three Dollar gold production at the Philadelphia Mint fell to just 3,030 pi

1881 $3 MS62 NGC. Whereas most business strike 1881 Three Dollar gold pieces display a prooflike finish, the present example is more satiny in sheen.

1882 $3 MS63 NGC. 2 Over High 2, Breen-6396. The 1882 Three Dollar has an impressively low mintage of only 1,500 business strikes, but a few hundred p

1884 $3 MS64 PCGS. While most survivors of this Three Dollar gold delivery are Mint State, few grade finer than MS63. With a limited original mintage