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

Queen Anne pattern Halfpenny 1713, Thistle branch reverse. Peck-730 (listed as Very Rare). PR63 NGC. Wonderful, bold strike combined with pleasing bro

Queen Anne Shilling 1707, S-3610. After Union issue. 3rd bust. MS63 PCGS. A rare date and a beauty of a coin, showing original silvery gray surfaces a

Queen Anne Shilling 1708, S-3610. 3rd bust. The most seen date of this reign, and a very beautiful example of it. Choice Uncirculated, sharp strike, l

Queen Anne Shilling 1708, S-3610. 3rd bust. MS64 PCGS. Similar to the last, no finer but somewhat different in its eye-appeal, having deeper golden bl

Queen Anne Roses & Plumes overdate Shilling 1713/2, S-3617. 4th bust. MS63 PCGS. Pleasing light silver color, quite a well-struck coin showing l...

Queen Anne Roses & Plumes Crown 1713, S-3578. Edge date not readable in the slab. Before Union issue. AU50 PCGS. Not much luster shows because t...

Queen Anne gold Guinea 1713, S-3574. 3rd bust. After Union issue. Choice EF with lots of mint sparkle, semi- reflective surfaces, sharply struck. A nu

Queen Anne gold Guinea 1713, S-3574. 3th bust. After Union issue. MS62 NGC. The cataloguer finds the grading services particularly hard on early gold

Queen Anne gold Guinea 1713, S-3574. 3rd bust, same as last. Cleaned VF, sharp strike and with few marks. From the Morris Geiger Collection. Important

George I copper Farthing 1720, S-3662. MS63 PCGS. Medium brown with slight red luster remaining; handsome blue iridescent toning. Small obverse letter