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

1844-O $5 MS61 NGC. The 1844-O is the most common No Motto Half Eagle from the New Orleans mint, and as such is the logical choice for many type colle

1845-D $5 MS60 NGC. Winter 10-H. The 1845-D is one of the more frequently encountered D-mint Fives. Even in Uncirculated grades it is occasionally ava

1845-D $5 MS63 NGC. Winter 10-H. With a mintage of 90,629 pieces, the 1845-D is another of the D-mint Fives from this decade that is not too difficult

1845-O $5 AU53 PCGS. The 1845-O is one of the more easily obtainable O-mint Fives, but it can still be quite a challenge in AU condition as only 13-14

1846 $5 Large Date MS61 NGC. If one cannot tell the difference between the Large and Small Dates, the spacing is also different between the two. On th

1846-C $5 MS62 PCGS. Winter 8-E. The 1846-C is one of the rarest Charlotte Half Eagles. Only 12,995 pieces were produced and of that number it is reli

1846-D $5 AU55 NGC. Normal Mintmark. Winter 11-H. The Normal Mintmark 1846-D is a very difficult coin to locate in spite of its rather substantial min

1846-D/D $5 MS60 NGC. Winter 12-I. The D/D is so clearly double punched that it has long been recognized by specialists as well as the major grading s

1846-O $5 AU58 NGC. The 1846-O is considered by Winter to be even scarcer than the highly regarded and well known 1846-C Half Eagle. Sharply struck ov

1846-O $5 MS61 NGC. At this grade level, this 1846-O is easily Condition Census quality and is, in fact, one of the finest known pieces from this rare