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

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