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

1799 S$1 MS62 NGC. B-8, BB-165. On this obverse die, Liberty has an "open mouth." The 1 in the date is relatively far from the curl. This ...

1799/8 S$1 15 Stars Reverse MS62 NGC. B-3, BB-141. A double engraving error: the second 9 in the date was punched over a previous 8 on the obverse, an

1799/8 S$1 13 Stars Reverse MS63 NGC. B-1, BB-142. This incredible coin is tied for the finest known of the variety with the MS63 coin in the Eliasber

1800 S$1 Dotted Date MS62 NGC. B-14, BB-194. This relatively common variety is always available in the lower circulated grades. However, in Mint State

1836 PS$1 Name on Base, J-60 Restrike, Pollock-65, R.5, PR63 NGC. Die Alignment I. With C GOBRECHT F displayed prominently on the base of the rock and

1859-S S$1 MS63 PCGS. The 1859-S is a curious issue and one where the entire story is not known. Only 20,000 pieces were struck and the entire mintage

1862 S$1 MS64 PCGS. It is likely that, of the 11,540 business strikes produced, many 1862 Silver Dollars were exported, virtually all of which were me

1872-CC S$1 MS62 PCGS. The 1872-CC is a rare and highly respected Seated dollar. Only 3,150 pieces were produced. The four Carson City issues are usua

1863 S$1 PR65 NGC. Following the onset of the Civil War, the price of silver coins rose above face value and the Mint made it more difficult for colle

1864 S$1 PR66 Cameo NGC. Although produced to the extent of just 470 pieces, Breen (1977) and Bowers (1993) report three different die marriages for t