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

George I Shilling 1720, S-3646. MS63 PCGS. Very fairly graded, decidedly Choice Uncirculated with bright silvery luster, exceptionally mark-free surfa

George I Shilling 1723 SSC, S-3647. Variety with a faint "S" beneath a "C" in the 3rd quarter, which many examples show. MS63 PC...

George I Shilling 1723 SSC, S-3647. MS64 PCGS. More elegant than the last piece but the luster is also subdued by medium gray toning. No haymarks on t

George I Roses & Plumes Crown 1716, S-3639. SECVNDO edge. A lovely example of this very scarce type, struck for only a few years at the beginnin...

George I Roses & Plumes crown 1720/18, S-3639, Sexto edge, VF with a few small flan flaws and slate gray toning. The strike is even and bold, an...

George I gold Guinea 1726, S-3633. 5th head. Early gold of this first Hanover king is extremely difficult to find in better condition. Choice EF, love

George II copper Farthing 1735, S-3720. Young head. MS63 PCGS. Medium brown surfaces showing the usual die crumbling around the legends and softness o

George II copper Farthing 1739, S-3720. MS64 PCGS. More than a hint of mint red remains on this reddish brown beauty. The surfaces are glossy and exce

George II copper Halfpenny 1740, S-3718. Old head. MS64 PCGS. Lovely chocolate-brown surfaces and a sharp strike make for a most desirable example of

George II copper Halfpenny 1751, S-3719. Old head. MS63 NGC. Pleasing tannish brown surfaces and a sharp strike, but there is a long flan crack on the