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

1852-C G$1 MS63 NGC. Winter 7-H. Although this coin is the same variety as the PCGS-certified example that is also part of this collection, it was str

1852-D G$1 AU50 PCGS. Winter 4-F, the only known dies. This low mintage issue is surpassed by only the 1850-D and 1854-D in terms of overall rarity am

1852-O G$1 MS60 NGC. Normal Date. The 52-O is generally offered with a softer strike than that which characterizes most earlier O-mint issues in the T

1852-O G$1 MS62 NGC. Normal Date. This coin is much more sharply struck than the MS60 representative in the previous lot. The surfaces are also more c

1852-O G$1 MS63 NGC. Normal Date. The '52-O is the rarest Type One Gold Dollar after the 1850-O. While Winter's 1992 estimate of 19-20 coins...

1853-C G$1 MS62 PCGS. Ex: Bass. Winter 8-I. Despite Winter's contention that the 1853-C is the worst struck Type One Gold Dollar from the Charlo...

1853-C G$1 MS63 NGC. Winter 8-I. This coin is not specifically mentioned in Winter's Condition Census listing for the 1853-C Gold Dollar, but, n...

1853-D G$1 MS61 NGC. Winter 5-G, the only known dies. In grades above the XF level, the 1853-D is the rarest Type One Gold Dollar from the Dahlonega M

1853-O G$1 MS62 NGC. A strong candidate for inclusion in an O-mint type set, this coin possesses a typically bold impression for a '53-O Gold Do...

1853-O G$1 MS62 NGC. One of two so graded examples in this collection, the present representative possesses a markedly different appearance than the o

1853-O G$1 MS64 NGC. The 1853-O is, hands down, the most plentiful Type One New Orleans Gold Dollar in today's market. On the other hand, the ma...

1854-D G$1 MS62 NGC. Winter 6-H, the only known dies. Writing in 1965, Walter Breen stated that only 25-30 1854-D Gold Dollars are extant from a minis

1855-C G$1 MS61 NGC. Winter 9-K, the only known dies. The 1855-C is the only Type Two Gold Dollar produced in the Charlotte Mint. A low mintage (9,803

1855-D G$1 MS60 NGC. Winter 7-I, the only known dies. At the request of Colonel James Ross Snowden, Mint Director at the time, James Barton Longacre r

1855-O G$1 AU55 NGC. The final O-mint Gold Dollar, the 1855-O is also the only Type Two Gold Dollar struck in New Orleans. Survivors are more plentifu

1856-D G$1 MS61 NGC. Winter 8-J, the only known dies. The Dahlonega Mint's entire delivery of 1,460 Gold Dollars in 1856 was achieved in the mon...

1857-C G$1 AU58 NGC. Winter 10-L, the only known dies. Considerable mint luster still adheres to both sides of this lightly worn survivor. Warm orange

1857-D G$1 MS62 PCGS. Winter 9-K, the only known dies. This coin was previously offered as lot 7629 in our August 1999 sale of the Chestatee Collectio

1858-D G$1 MS61 NGC. Winter 10-L, the only known dies. Despite a limited original mintage of 3,477 pieces, the 1858-D is among the more easily obtaina

1859-C G$1 AU58 NGC. Winter 11-M, the only known dies. After a one-year hiatus, the Charlotte Mint returned to Gold Dollar production for the last tim