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

1723 1/2P Hibernia Halfpenny XF40 PCI (XF40 Corroded), Breen-157, small 3, no pellet after H, mahogany-brown patina with some verdigris in the centers

1773 1/2P Virginia Halfpenny, No Period MS62 Brown PCI (MS62 Brown). Breen-181. Seven harp strings. A pleasing chocolate-brown example that has a bold

1786 COPPER Connecticut Copper, Mailed Bust Left VF20 Scratched Obverse SEGS (VF20 Scratches). Miller 5.4-G, R.2. A glossy textured example, the other

1794 TOKEN Franklin Press Token AU50 PCI (AU50). Breen-1165. This issue is an English merchant token that is collected by Colonial specialists due to

1783 1C Washington & Independence Cent, Draped Bust, No Button VF30 PCI (VF30 Light Porosity), Baker-2, R.1, dark brown patina, richly detailed ...

1783 TOKEN Georgius Triumpho Token VF30 PCI (VF30), Baker-7, R.3, a short scratch below OP in POPOLI with the surfaces are otherwise pleasing, a verti

1804 1/2 C Plain 4, No Stems Half Cent XF45 Light Obverse/Reverse Corrosion SEGS (XF40 Corroded), B-10, C-13, R.1, boldly detailed but with a faintly

1804 1/2 C Plain 4, No Stems Half Cent AU50 Obverse Corrosion Spot SEGS (XF45 Light Obverse Corrosion), B-10, C-13, R.1, Die State 2.0, the glossy dar

1804 1/2 C Plain 4, Stems Half Cent VF20 SEGS (Fine 15), B-12, C-11, High R.3, medium brown patina, light verdigris, free from bothersome contact; 180

1854 1/2 C Half Cent MS64 Red Old Dipping SEGS. (MS63 Red and Brown, Questionable Color) The surfaces have mellowed back to a pale brick-red color tha

1794 1C Starred Reverse Cent Good 5/Poor 1 Bent, Light Marks, Obverse Good Plus, Basal State Reverse SEGS (AG3 Damaged). S-48, High R.5. The color on

1795 1C Lettered Edge Cent Good 6 SEGS (Good 6), S-74, R.4, a few wispy abrasions in the centers, light brown patina, faintly granular; 1811 Cent XF45

1796 1C Draped Bust Reverse of 1796 Cent Good 4 Corroded SEGS (Good 4 Corroded, Scratched), S-93, Low R.3, the date is separated by pinscratches, roug

1799/8 1C Cent Fine 12 SEGS. (Fine 12 Obverse Digs.) S-188, R.4. Actually, one of the more pleasing examples of this rare date we have seen in some ti

1801 1C 3 Errors Cent VF30 Light Corrosion SEGS (VF20 Corroded), S-219, R.2, medium purple-brown color, heavy reverse die cracks (as made), OF is fain

1803 1C Small Date, Large Fraction Cent VF35 SEGS (VF35), S-255, R.1, a boldly detailed chocolate-brown Cent that has a few relatively minor obverse a

1803 1C Small Date, Large Fraction Cent AU50 Corroded SEGS (XF40 Corroded), S-258, R.1, dark brown color, a few obverse pinscratches, bold details; 18

1819/8 1C Cent AU50 SEGS (AU50). N-1, High R.1. The fourth star is sharply repunched. Intermingled light purple and olive color. Well struck aside fro

1837 1C Plain Cords, Medium Letters Cent MS64 Red PCI (MS63 Red, Questionable Color). Mostly pinkish-red in sheen, the surfaces reveal some variegated

1857 1C Flying Eagle Cent MS65 PCI (MS64). This medium tan example is suitably lustrous for the Choice grade level with razor sharp striking definitio