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

George III silver Threepence 1765, S-3753. Young bust, crowned 3 on reverse. AU55 PCGS. Rare! Silver was in short supply during much of the early part

George III Sixpence 1787, S-3748. MS64 PCGS. Hearts. An attractive old-gold toning combines with a sharp strike and excellent surfaces to make for a C

George III cypher Pattern Sixpence 1790, ESC-1645. Plain edge (not visible in the slab but so designated). Generally scarce, those seen recently from

George III cypher Pattern Sixpence 1790, ESC-1646. Reeded edge, not visible but so designated on the slab. PR63 PCGS. Dark blue and golden mauve tonin

George III silver Pattern Fullerton Sixpence 1799. Sometimes called a pattern farthing. PR64 NGC. Almost identical in color and quality to the Fullert

George III & Victoria Sixpence type pair. 1816 George III new coinage, S-3791. MS65 NGC. 1889 Victoria Jubilee Head, S-3929. MS65 NGC. Both have...

George III Sixpence 1817, S-3791. MS64 PCGS. What is outstanding about this coin is the unusual boldness of its strike, showing wonderful detail, alth

George III Northumberland Shilling 1763, S-3742. A one-year type of design for the shilling. EF, usual sharp strike, nice broad flan, attractive &qu...

George III Shilling 1817, S-3790. MS65 PCGS. A beautiful Gem coin with a bold strike and unusually pretty surfaces: obverse magenta and blue, reverse

George III Shilling 1820, S-3790. Scarce date. MS62 PCGS. Light silvery gray toning. Diebreak through the first digit in date.From the Craig Haller Co