2003, Orlando, FL. (FUN) Signature Sale #308 - Sessions 7 and 8

1856 10C PR64 PCGS. Small Date. Doubled Die Obverse. Greer-105, Breen-3295. All proof 1856 Seated Dimes are of the Small Date variety, and most, if no

1815 25C MS65 NGC. B-1, the only known dies, R.1. Die State I. This is the premier issue in the Capped Bust Quarter series. While it is popular for fi

1855 25C PR64 Cameo NGC. The 1855 is the second of only two P-mint No Motto Seated Quarters to display arrows at the date and no rays around the rever

1846-O S$1 MS63 PCGS. Only four Seated Dollar issues were produced at the New Orleans Mint, the 1846-O being the first in this group. This date is als

1881 T$1 PR66 PCGS. The Philadelphia Mint's delivery of Trade Dollars dipped to 960 coins in 1881 after a record high of 1,987 pieces in 1880. B...

1849-C G$1 Closed Wreath MS61 NGC. Winter 2-B. The Closed Wreath is, by far, the more common of the two varieties of the first-year 1849-C Gold Dollar

1849-C G$1 Open Wreath Fine 15 NGC. Ex: Elrod. Winter 1-A. This year is the first in which Gold Dollars were struck by the United States Mint. Every c

1849-D G$1 MS63 NGC. Winter 1-A. This coin was previously offered as lot 7536 in our May 2000 Central States Signature Sale, where it was cataloged as

1849-O G$1 MS61 NGC. The first of two Mint State '49-O Gold Dollars in this important collection, this BU representative exhibits bright yellow-...

1849-O G$1 MS63 NGC. A popular coin among first-year type collectors, the 1849-O, nonetheless, is readily obtainable only in circulated grades. A not

1850-C G$1 MS61 NGC. Ex: Bass. Winter 3-C, the only known dies. The 1850-C is the second rarest collectible Charlotte Mint Gold Dollar. It also boasts

1850-D G$1 MS62 NGC. Winter 2-C, the only known dies. We are aware of only six 1850-D Gold Dollars that grade at or above the MS62 level, each of whic

1850-O G$1 AU58 NGC. It is the sign of an important collection when not one, not two, but three high grade survivors of the 1850-O Gold Dollar are inc

1850-O G$1 MS61 NGC. The second of three important '50-O Gold Dollars in this collection, this coin is far finer than the typically offered VF o...

1850-O G$1 MS64 PCGS. Ex: Bass. This issue was produced to the extent of only 14,000 pieces. With a mere 90-100 coins believed extant, it should come

1851-C G$1 MS61 NGC. Winter 4-D. A late die state, there is a reverse break (as struck) atop OF AM in the legend UNITED STATES OF AMERICA. This issu...

1851-D G$1 MS62 NGC. Winter 3-E. The Dahlonega Mint struck 3,147 Gold Dollars in February 1851. No other coins of this denomination were produced unti

1851-O G$1 MS62 NGC. This is a typically well produced representative of the issue with only minimal softness of detail on the hair curls over Liberty

1851-O G$1 MS63 NGC. This coin was struck from a different die marriage than the BU representative in the previous lot. The stars are more delicate on

1852-C G$1 MS63 PCGS. Winter 7-H. Many extant '52-C Gold Dollars display noticeable striking incompleteness in the center of the reverse that wa...