2004 (HWCA) New York Signature Sale #340 - Session 2

George III gold Guinea 1785, KM604, choice AU, fully lustrous and very attractive. Important notice: Heritage usually auctions material at the rate of

George III gold Spade Guinea 1787, S-3729. 5th head. 1st year of the Spade guinea, the only year in which the design was struck in higher relief. Choi

George III gold Spade Guinea 1789, S-3729. Choice EF, sharp strike, lovely yellow-gold color, almost no abrasions. This run of gold Guineas was obviou

George III gold Spade Guinea 1791, S-3729. Spade guinea. Choice EF, well struck, a number of minute abrasions but the fields are far nicer than are no

George III gold Guinea 1813, S-3730. Military guinea, struck only this year. Choice AU, lots of brilliant luster, no major marks. A beautiful and well

George III gold Guinea 1813, S-3730. Another Military guinea. Almost exactly the same as the last: Choice AU, lots of brilliant luster, no major marks

George III gold Sovereign 1817, S-3785. VF, no problems, just normal wear. Important notice: Heritage usually auctions material at the rate of 200-250

George III gold Sovereign 1817, S-3785. Choice AU, most of its luster intact, usual small abrasions in the soft metal, a very nice coin indeed. Import

George III gold Sovereign 1817, S-3785. Choice Uncirculated, prooflike reverse with frosted St George and outer circle consisting of the Order of the

George IV copper Farthing 1825, S-3822. MS66 BN PCGS. Superb chocolate-brown surfaces, as boldly struck as anyone could want. Hint of the usually seen

George IV copper Farthing 1825, S-3822. MS64 RD PCGS. Blazing red luster mixed with just a bit of iridescent blue toning. Boldly struck. Exceptional d

George IV copper Halfpenny 1826, S-3824. Bare head. MS65 RB PCGS. A light brick-red color mixed with some brown toning. Slightly soft in strike on the

George IV Proof copper Halfpenny 1826, S-3824. Bare head. PR65 Bronzed PCGS. A wonderful coin, deep reddish brown in color with absolutely no flaws.Fr

George IV copper Penny 1826, S-3823. Bare head. Plain saltire. MS63 BN PCGS. Light brown and most pleasing for the grade. Very scarce!From the Craig H

George IV Proof copper Penny 1826, S-3823. Bare head. Plain saltire. PR64 Bronzed PCGS. Lovely chocolate-brown surfaces, no flaws. They don't co...

George IV copper Penny 1826, S-3823. Bare head. Plain saltire. MS65 BN PCGS. Wonderful light brown color mixed with more than a few hints of red mint

George IV Proof Sixpence 1821, S-3813. Laureate head, combined with the Crowned Garnished Shield reverse. One-year type. PR64 PCGS. Blue-gray toning w

George IV Sixpence 1825, S-3814. Laureate head. MS65 PCGS. Silvery white luster, hint of gold, sharply struck. Scarce, particularly so fine.From the C

George IV Shilling 1821, S-3810. Laureate head, Crowned Garnished Shield reverse. Made only this one year. MS63 PCGS. Steel gray. Well struck.From the

George IV Halfcrown 1821, S-3807. Laureate head, Crowned Garnished Shield (1st) reverse. AU58 PCGS. Lavender-gray surfaces and sharply struck. The cla