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

1810 $5 Large Date, Large 5 MS63 PCGS. Large Date, Large 5, Breen-6459, B. 1-A, Miller-109, R.2. Although no dates stand out as great rarities within

1813 $5 MS64 PCGS. B. 1-A, Miller-119, R.3. Because of widespread meltings of American gold coins from the late 1790s through 1834, the Capped Head Le

1819 $5 5D Over 50 AU58 NGC. B. 1-A, Miller-126, R.7. The 5D Over 50 was once considered the third rarest issue in the series. However, its true rarit

1824 $5 AU58 PCGS. B. 1-A, Miller-147, R.7. The Capped Head Left half eagle series is by far the most challenging to collect in the entire United Stat

1840 $5 Narrow Mill MS66 NGC. While one of the few No Motto Half Eagles available in Uncirculated condition, in better Mint State grades the 1840 is a

1840-C $5 AU55 PCGS. Variety 2-B. One of the two or three scarcest C-mint issues for the denomination and just below Condition Census as an AU55. The

1841 $5 MS64 NGC. A spectacular, razor sharp example that boasts bright yellow-gold color and profound semi-reflective radiance. Light contact marks i

1843-O $5 Large Letters MS64 NGC. The more heavily produced (82,000 pieces versus 19,075 pieces) variant of this early New Orleans Mint Half Eagle, an

1848-C $5 MS60 NGC. Variety 11-E. The first of two Mint State examples of this higher mintage C-mint Five. As we stress with the following coin, there

1851-D $5 Weak D MS60 NGC. The first 1 in the date is imbedded in a denticle and shows noticeable repunching, while the (typically weak) mintmark is b