2004 July New York, NY Signature Sale #320 - Session 1

<B>1849<1C> MS65 Brown NGC.</B></I> N-20, R.1. A boldly struck golden-brown Gem with rich luster and imposing preservation. ...

<B>1850<1C> MS63 Brown NGC.</B></I> N-7. A nice, original brown example with few surface impairments for the grade. Some wea...

<B>1850<1C> MS65 Brown NGC.</B></I> N-7, R.2. A small die lump on the upright of the E in CENT provides an attribution marke...

1851<1C> MS62 Brown NGC.N-1 Glossy chestnut brown surfaces with minor contact marks as expected for the grade. <BR><BR><B>Im...

<B>1851<1C> MS64 Brown PCGS.</B></I> N-13, R.1. Die State B. Glimpses of orange color are relegated to the borders and legen...

1851<1C> MS65 Brown NGC. N-29 Lustrous bluish-brown surfaces with considerable mint red in the devices. Sharp central details with some periph...

<B>1851<1C> MS66 Brown NGC. N-39, R.3.</B></I> Orange-gold color outlines protected areas of this rich mahogany-brown Cent. ...

<B>1852<1C> MS65 Red and Brown NGC.</B></I> N-22. A delightful Gem with exceptional eye appeal. Pleasing bluish-brown colora...

<B>1853<1C>--Obverse Misaligned Die--MS62 NGC.</B></I> N-19, R.1. Die State C. The obverse is widely misaligned toward 9 o&#...

<B>1853<1C> MS65 Brown NGC.</B></I> N-24, R.2. A nice example of this late-date Large Cent, a darker brown coin with pleasan...