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

1878 $5 PR63 PCGS. Only 20 pieces were struck of this issue and it is reliably estimated that today no more than 10 coins still exist as recognizable

1909-O $5 MS61 NGC. The 1909-O is the premier rarity in the Indian Half Eagle series. Only 34,200 pieces were produced and Uncirculated coins (actuall

1801 $10 AU53 NGC. B. 2-B, Taraszka-25, R.3. This is a very appealing coin for the grade with plenty of sharp striking definition remaining. The base

1801 $10 MS62 PCGS. B. 2-B, Taraskza-25, R.3. The Philadelphia Mint did not strike any 1802-dated Eagles, but this does not mean that no Ten Dollar go

1848-O $10 MS61 NGC. Normal Shield variety. This coin was previously offered as lot 7743 in our May 2000 Central States Signature Sale, where it was c

1870-CC $10 XF40 NGC. Winter 1-A. Perhaps surprisingly for a low mintage (5,908 pieces) issue, there are two known die marriage for the 1870-CC Libert

1871-CC $10 AU50 NGC. Winter 1-A. The '71-CC is the most readily obtainable CC-mint Eagle from the 1870s after the 1874-CC. It is, however, more...

1871-CC $10 AU55 NGC. Winter 1-A. One of just 8,085 pieces produced, this coin is also one of no more than 100 examples believed extant. The vast majo

1872-CC $10 XF45 NGC. Winter 1-A. The Carson City Mint mated a single obverse die with the two leftover reverse dies of the 1870-CC delivery to produc

1873-CC $10 AU50 PCGS. Winter 2-B. Two obverse dies and two reverse dies (one of which was first used on the 1870-CC Winter 1-A Eagle) were mated to p