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

1875 $10 PR64 S Cameo NGC. Ex: Sweet. The 1875 is the undisputed key to the With Motto series of Liberty eagles. It is also one of the rarest and most

1908-D $10 No Motto MS62 NGC. A conditionally scarce and underappreciated second year issue. The limited number of Uncirculated pieces almost always f

1908-D $10 Motto MS62 NGC. This piece is well struck with unusually bright, lustrous, yellow-gold surfaces. The number of small and medium-sized conta

1909-D $10 MS62 PCGS. A lustrous Eagle with rich olive-orange patina and remarkably unscathed surfaces. Far scarcer than the 1910-D issue. Important n

1910-D $10 MS64 PCGS. A nicely struck and lustrous piece that has a relatively unabraded obverse. The reverse has a few scattered, unimportant abrasio

1911-D $10 MS62 PCGS. One of the overall and condition rarities in the Indian Head Eagle series, from a tiny production of just 30,100 pieces. Althoug

1914-D $10 MS65 PCGS. A shimmering Gem example, satiny in texture and just about void of surface marks. According to Akers, the '14-D is the sec...

1850 $20 MS63 PCGS. The first collectible Double Eagle from the Philadelphia Mint and a tremendously popular issue as such, the 1850 was produced in r

1850-O $20 AU55 NGC. Minimally worn with considerable prooflike qualities still in evidence over the bright, yellow-gold surfaces. A popular first yea

1851 $20 MS64 PCGS. The 1851 is a curiously scarce issue and one that has received little attention from collectors. More than two million pieces were

1851-O $20 MS62 NGC. Despite the emergence of two small hoards of Uncirculated 1851-O double eagles, this otherwise readily obtainable O-mint issue is

1852 $20 AU58 NGC. A typical appearance is seen for a couple of points of wear, however both sides show a typical amount contact marks than are so oft

1852-O $20 AU58 NGC. Despite a modest original mintage of 190,000 pieces, the 1852-O is the most common O-mint Double Eagle of the 1850-1852 era. This

1853 $20 MS61 NGC. In Uncirculated grades, the 1853 is definitely scarcer than the 1851 and 1852 issues which precede it. Only a couple of dozen piece

1853/2 $20 MS62 NGC. FS-008. The importance of this offering should be immediately apparent to anyone remotely familiar with U.S. gold. We did not eve

1853-O $20 AU58 NGC. The 1853-O is a scarce Type One New Orleans Double Eagle. It is considerably more challenging than the 1851-O and the 1852-O. The

1854 $20 Small Date MS61 NGC. Rarer than the preceding four P-mint Double Eagles, the 1854 was produced to the extent of 757,899 pieces. This coin is

1854 $20 Large Date AU58 NGC. Perhaps one of the most underrated issues in the series, the Large Date variety is far scarcer than its Small Date count

1854-O $20 AU58 NGC. The 1854-O is one of the two rarest and most famous gold issues produced in the New Orleans mint. The original mintage was a palt

1854-S $20 MS63 NGC. Like virtually every higher grade 1854-S, this example shows fine, matte-like surfaces from exposure to seawater. These come from