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

1936 50C Robinson MS65 NGC, mostly brilliant with a little spotting on the obverse; and a 1936 Wisconsin MS65 NGC, deep gray color blankets each side.

1936 50C Robinson MS66 PCGS. This sharply brought up representative is awash in rich frosty luster. Some light golden-tan patina drifts toward the lef

1936 50C Robinson MS66 PCGS. A hint of pale golden color can be discerned on each side of this exceptionally clean piece. Important notice: We expect

1936 50C Robinson MS67 NGC. An amazing Robinson Commemorative Half, this originally preserved example displays sprays of copper-russet iridescence tow

1936 50C Robinson MS67 PCGS. Intense mint frost shines through well blended lilac-gray and orange-olive overtones. The originality of this beautiful S

1935-S 50C San Diego MS65 NGC, frosty luster with a fully original appearance; and a 1937 Texas MS 64 NGC, well detailed and virtually untoned. 2 coin

1935-S 50C San Diego MS68 PCGS. The production history of this issue is very interesting. The Act of May 3, 1935 authorized the San Francisco Mint to

1936-D 50C San Diego MS65 PCGS. A nicely struck, lightly toned, and lustrous Gem that has immaculate fields. The mintmark appears to be repunched to t

1936-D 50C San Diego MS66 PCGS. The scarcer issue of the San Diego Commemorative, from the Denver Mint, with nice surfaces, good luster and attractive

1926 50C Sesquicentennial MS64 PCGS. A lustrous near-Gem that has an above average strike and pleasing original sea-green patina. A tiny reeding mark