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

George III 3 Shillings 1812, S-3769. Draped bust. MS63 PCGS. Pleasing "old silver" silvery gray surfaces, hint of gold iridescence.From th...

George III Proof 3 Shillings 1812, S-3769. Draped bust. Very rare. PR64 PCGS. A subtle coin which takes a bit of studying before you appreciate how ni

George III Proof 3 Shillings 1812, S-3770. 2nd laureate head. PR65 Pittman PCGS. Old-time deep blue, amber gold, and gray toning. A few stray hairline

George III 3 Shillings 1814, S-3770. 2nd laureate head. This portrait was obviously the inspiration for the Bullhead halfcrowns that would appear two

George III Bank Dollar 1804, S-3768. 1st, normally seen variety. MS64 PCGS. A really handsome coin having glowing luster and beautiful golden iridesce

George III Proof Bank Dollar 1804, S-3768. PR64 PCGS. Mottled golden gray toning, nice reflective mirror fields. Rare. Undertype clearly shows (even f

George III copper Proof Bank Dollar 1804. S-3768, the standard design. PR64 BN PCGS. Nice chocolate brown surfaces, usual buckled die shows in middle

George III copper Pattern BOE 5 Shillings & Sixpence 1811, ESC-205. Wreath reverse. PR64 BN PCGS. Mostly milk-chocolate in color. Lots of small ...

George III copper Proof BOE 5 Shillings & Sixpence 1811. ESC-205. Wreath reverse. PR65 Bronzed PCGS. A simply superb example of this design type...

George III uniface Pattern Crown 1818. ESC-234B but only the obverse. By Pistrucci. Struck in white metal. Type is illustrated fully in the Wilson-Ras