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

George IV gold Sovereign 1826, S-3801. Bare head. EF, relatively few marks, none large. Important notice: Heritage usually auctions material at the ra

George IV copper Pattern 2 Pounds 1824. As Montagu-920 but in copper. Bare head, ornate shield reverse as used on the other large coins of this king f

George IV gold 2 Pounds 1823, S-3798. Bare head. Lots of marks but EF or better with prooflike fields.From the Dr. Irving Arenberg Collection. Importa

George IV Proof gold 5 Pounds 1826, S-3797. Bare head. Rare, issued only in the sets made this year to celebrate the king's new portrait, which ...

William IV copper 1/3 Farthing 1835, S-3850. MS65 RB PCGS. Light carbon flecks as nearly always seen even on the nicest pieces. The mint red is toning

William IV copper Farthing 1837, S-3848. MS64 BN PCGS. Lovely chocolate-brown surfaces and very sharply struck. Almost impossible to find in Gem and w

William IV copper Proof Halfpenny 1831, S-3847. Normal coin alignment. PR66 Bronzed PCGS. A beautiful coin from the Coronation sets, perfect original

William IV copper Penny 1831, S-3845. AU50 PCGS. Nice brown color but a lot of heavy marks and some green verdigris. Scarce nonetheless.From the Craig

William IV silver Three-Halfpence 1835/4, S-3839. MS63 PCGS. Brilliant. Scarce type, quite difficult to locate better than EF.From the Craig Haller Co

William IV silver Sixpence 1831, S-3836. MS66 PCGS. Typical color of this era, silvery gray with hints of blue and gold iridescence. Sharp strike. Ver