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

1840-C $5 MS60 NGC. Ex: Ashland City. Variety 2-B. Die State I. The 1840-C is very rare in all grades with only 70-80 pieces known today. In terms of

1841-C $5 MS64 NGC. Ex: Pittman. Variety 3-C, the only known dies. Offered as lot 953 in the first Pittman Sale, where it was described as, "Ve...

1842-C $5 Small Date MS61 NGC. Variety 4-C, Die State I. The 1842-C Small Date is the rarest Charlotte half eagle, and is the second rarest issue of a

1842-C $5 Large Date MS64 NGC. Variety 5-C, Die State I. Scarce and underappreciated, the Large Date is often overshadowed by its Small Date counterpa

1843-C $5 MS64 PCGS. Variety 6-C, Die State II. The 1843-C is a very scarce coin, and it is especially noteworthy in Uncirculated condition. Of the 95

1844-C $5 MS62 NGC. Variety 7-D, Die State II. In overall rarity, the 1844-C is the third rarest of the 24 issues of Charlotte half eagles. It is fift

1846-C $5 MS62 PCGS. Ex: Bass. Variety 8-E. The 1846-C is considered the third rarest of the 24 issues in the series of Charlotte half eagles. Of the

1847-C $5 MS61 NGC. Variety 9-E. Given the relatively large mintage of 84,151 pieces, the 1847-C is one of the more readily obtainable issues among Ch

1848-C $5 MS64 NGC. Ex: Elrod. Variety 11-E. Even though the mintage of 64,472 pieces seems generous, only 3-4 pieces are believed known in mint condi

1849-C $5 MS61 NGC. With a mintage of 64,823 pieces, the 1849-C is the most readily obtainable C-mint half eagle produced prior to 1850, particularly