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

1849-D $5 MS62 NGC. Winter 17-K. The mintmark touches the stem, but not the feather. This variety reuses the reverse employed on the 1848-D/D, but the

1850-C $5 MS61 NGC. Winter 14-F. This variety is most easily distinguished by the 1 in the date touching the bust of Liberty and an unfinished area in

1850-C $5 MS63 PCGS. Winter 15-F. The rarest variety of the year, the 15-F shows a rim-to-rim die break on the lower reverse, that on this coin is an

1850-C $5 Weak C MS61 NGC. Winter 15-G. While the obverse die is the same as that on 15-F, the reverse differs by the positioning of the mintmark as w

1850-D $5 AU58 NGC. Winter 18-M. The 1850-D is a scarcer D-mint Half Eagle with some 90-100 pieces believed extant today in all grades, but only 11-13

1851-C $5 MS64 NGC. Winter 16-G. This impressive coin is the finest known of this scarce issue and was once a part of Stanley Elrod's collection...

1851-D $5 MS62 NGC. The 1851-D is tied as fifth rarest in the series of Dahlonega Fives. However, it is in the dead center of the series in high grade

1851-O $5 AU50 PCGS. Like the Quarter Eagle of this date and mint, the 1851-O Half Eagle is a scarce and curiously overlooked issue. There are approxi

1852-C $5 MS61 PCGS. Winter 18-H. Formerly offered as lot 7746 in our 2000 FUN Sale, where it was described as, "One of the more available Char...

1852-D $5 MS63 NGC. Winter 22-Q. Among Dahlonega Half Eagles, the 1852-D has the second largest mintage with 91,584 pieces struck. As a result, exampl