2004 Orlando FL. (FUN) Signature Sale #336 - Session 1

1848-D/D $5 AU58 PCGS. Variety 19-N. (per Doug Winter's second edition and revised attribution system). The "D over low D" variety. Di...

1849-D $5 MS62 PCGS. Variety 22-L. (per Doug Winter's second edition and revised attribution system). Centered date; high reverse mintmark that ...

1850-D $5 MS61 PCGS. Variety 24-P. (per Doug Winter's second edition and revised attribution system). The mintmark is sharp and is almost never ...

1851-D $5 MS62 PCGS. Variety 26-R. (per Doug Winter's second edition and revised attribution system). The first 1 in the date joins a denticle a...

1852-D $5 MS63 PCGS. Variety 28-U. (per Doug Winter's second edition and revised attribution system). The date is placed to the right and the 1 ...

1853-D $5 MS63 PCGS. Large mintmark. Variety 29-V. (per Doug Winter's second edition and revised attribution system). This is one of four variet...

1854-D $5 MS64 PCGS. Large mintmark. Variety 30-T. (per Doug Winter's second edition and revised attribution system). The 1 in the date is close...

1855-D $5 MS63 PCGS. Large mintmark. Variety 32-AA. (per Doug Winter's second edition and revised attribution system). This is the more common o...

1856-D $5 MS64 PCGS. Variety 33-BB. (per Doug Winter's second edition and revised attribution system). This is the only die variety that is know...

1857-D $5 MS61 PCGS. Medium mintmark. Variety 34-CC. (per Doug Winter's second edition and revised attribution system). This date is found with ...

1858-D $5 MS61 PCGS. Large mintmark. Variety 35-DD. (per Doug Winter's second edition and revised attribution system). This reverse was also use...

1859-D $5 MS63 PCGS. Medium mintmark. Variety 36-CC. (per Doug Winter's second edition and revised attribution system). Same reverse as on the 1...

1859-D $5 Large D AU58 PCGS. Ex: Bass. Large mintmark. Variety 37-EE. (per Doug Winter's second edition and revised attribution system). This va...

1860-D $5 MS61 PCGS. Medium mintmark. Variety 38-FF. (per Doug Winter's second edition and revised attribution system). This is the only medium ...

1861-D $5 MS62 PCGS. Variety 39-EE. (per Doug Winter's second edition and revised attribution system). Reverse of 1860 with a medium mintmark. T...

1787 COPPER New York Excelsior Copper, Indian and Eagle VF20 Details NCS. Crosby VIII-7. Breen-991. R.7, Breen states "6-8 known." Breen b...

1792 50C Washington Getz Pattern Half Dollar, Small Eagle, Copper--Flip Over, Double Strike--VG10 PCGS. This 1792 Getz copper half dollar shows a dram

1792 1C Washington Getz Pattern Cent, Small Eagle, Copper XF40 PCGS. Baker-25. Struck on a larger planchet than the VG coin above. Encapsulation makes

1793 1/2 C XF40 NGC. B-2, C-2, R.3. The reverse of Cohen-2, which is also found on Cohen-3, is notable for a very large center dot and a curved fracti

1793 1/2 C XF45 PCGS. B-1, C-1, High R.3. Periods after AMERICA and CENT. Modeled after Dupre's Libertas Americana medal of 1776, the 1793 Half ...

1811 1/2 C Restrike PR66 Red and Brown NGC. A Superb representative of the elusive Mickley Restrike, invariably seen with extensive die rust about the

1856 1C MS62 PCGS. Snow-3. Probably no more than 700 pieces were struck of this variety with approximately 500 coins extant today. This particular var

1856 1C MS63 PCGS. Snow-3. The date is strike doubled, and the bases of the 1 are aligned with the edges of the denticles below. The left side of the

1856 1C MS65 PCGS. Snow-9. Die Stage D. A diagonal die polish line crosses the U in UNITED to reach the eagle's beak, and wispy die cracks (as m...

1856 1C MS66 PCGS. Eagle Eye Photo Seal. Snow-3. Only two 1856 Flying Eagle cents are currently graded MS66 by PCGS: the present example and the Paul

1858/7 1C MS64 NGC. FS-006. Snow-1. Struck from a relatively late state of the dies, as there is little or no evidence of an underdigit. The die dot a

1856 1C PR64 PCGS. Snow-9. A classic example of the S-9 variety with the die scratch extending clearly through the U in UNITED to the eagle's be...

1856 1C PR64 PCGS. Snow-9. Most easily attributed as an S-9 by the short die gouge on the lower left ribbon end on the reverse and the fine die line o

1856 1C PR64 PCGS. Snow-9. Die State D. The die line through the U in UNITED and a faint die crack (all as produced) below the eagle's beak conf...

1877 1C PR66 Red PCGS. Eagle Eye Photo Seal. Since the business strike 1877 is the unrivaled key to the Indian Cent series, the proof variant represen

1909-S VDB 1C MS66 Red PCGS. The orange and yellow-green color is bright and consistent. A well struck and lustrous Gem that has carefully preserved s

1914-S 1C MS65 Red PCGS. The 1914-S in high grades does not receive the respect it really deserves when compared to its D-mint Lincoln counterpart. Th

1909 1C VDB PR65 Red PCGS. The actual number of proof cents struck in 1909 is subject to some dispute. In our opinion, the 420 pieces that Breen repor

1858 3CS MS67 PCGS. The final year of the Type Two design for Three Cent Silvers and the most procurable issue in better grades of Mint State. This ou

1883 5C No Cents PR67 Deep Cameo PCGS. Charles E. Barber's initial Liberty Head Nickel design did not include the word CENTS on the reverse as p...

1897 5C PR67 Cameo NGC. The frosted, starkly contrasted devices are surrounded by profoundly reflective, jet-black fields, with lovely, faint, dark-gr

1918-S 5C MS65 NGC. The 1918-S has long been recognized by specialists as the rarer of the two mintmarked issues from this year. It is rarely seen wit

1918-S 5C MS65 PCGS. The 1918-D and S are both scarce mintmarked issues. The 1918-D is a scarcer issue in XF-AU grades, but the 1918-S is the more cha

1920-S 5C MS65 NGC. This coin is among the most visually and technically impressive survivors of this issue available to today's specialists. Th...

1796 H10C LIKERTY MS63 NGC. V-1, LM-1, R.3. The weak upper and lower serifs of the B in LIBERTY create the LIKERTY nickname. A berry is located below

1838-O H10C No Stars MS65 NGC. By far the scarcer of two No Stars Half Dime issues and, more importantly, the first Half Dime issue struck at the New

1849-O H10C MS66 NGC. The 1849-O is a very elusive issue in all grades with only 140,000 pieces produced. Breen, who simply called this issue "...

1860 H10C Transitional MS66 PCGS. Judd-267. Pollock (1994) estimates that 100 examples of this curious issue were produced, most likely for distributi

1801 10C MS62 NGC. JR-2, R.5. The scarcer of the two die varieties for this difficult date, most easily distinguished by the leaf tip overlapping the

1805 10C 4 Berries MS65 NGC. JR-2, R.2. The more available of two die pairings (represented by the 4 berries and 5 berries varieties) for the year, es

1820 10C Large 0 MS66 PCGS. JR-11, R.3. The T in UNITED is high, and this serves to identify this variety. Each side has a tiny center dot, located be

1822 10C MS63 NGC. JR-1, the only variety, R.3. The most elusive date in the Capped Bust dime series, the 1822 is a highly coveted issue in all grades

1822 10C MS66 NGC. JR-1. R.3, the only dies. Incredibly, we offer a significantly finer example of this prized rarity in the Capped Bust series. It is

1827 10C MS66 NGC. JR-4, R.2. Of this variety, the authors of Early United States Dimes: 1796-1837 states: "High grade pieces above XF45 are ob...

1837 10C Large Date MS67 NGC. Greer-101. The curvature of the date identifies this frosty-white Gem as a Large Date, and there is a trace of machine d