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

1921 50C Pilgrim MS66 NGC. A band of golden-brown and apple-green patina at the margins frames the pearl-gray centers. A lustrous and exquisitely pres

1921 50C Pilgrim MS66 PCGS. Both sides are untoned, or essentially so, with no singularly mentionable abrasions. A sharply struck and richly frosted e

1921 50C Pilgrim MS66 PCGS. Completely untoned with blazing, frosty luster and a bold strike. A no-questions Gem example of this more difficult Pilgri

1921 50C Pilgrim MS66 NGC. Rich satiny luster, with touches of gold at the boarders that serve to add a touch of color to otherwise untoned surfaces.

1936 50C Rhode Island MS65 NGC, about half of the obverse is colorfully toned; and a 1936 York MS65 NGC, sharp with a slightly subdued appearance. 2 c

1936 50C Rhode Island MS65 Prooflike NGC. One of the rarely seen prooflike strikings from Philadelphia. No actual proofs are known, but pieces with a

1936 SET Rhode Island PDS Set MS66 PCGS. Partially ringed in russet rim accents, the P-mint coin displays golden-gray tinting toward the centers with

1937 50C Roanoke MS66 PCGS. The reverse has the tab toning prized by specialized: a peripheral band of apple-green patina interrupted on each side by

1937 50C Roanoke MS67 NGC. An enchanting coin that shows variegated shades of antique-gold, reddish-violet, emerald-green, and cobalt-blue patina over

1937 50C Roanoke MS68 PCGS. While PCGS reports 10 Roanoke Halves at this stellar level of preservation (10/02), we doubt whether many of the other coi