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

1853 10C Arrows MS68 NGC. The Mint Act of February 21, 1853 reduced the weight of the Seated Dime from 2.67 grams to 2.49 grams to discourage hoarding

1866-S 10C MS66 NGC. Greer-101. The 1866-S is an issue we have offered very few times in the past at public auction (nor have any of the other major a

1859 10C PR67 Cameo NGC. Long overlooked as a type coin, there are basically only two years available to collectors of the With Stars design in proof

1916-S 10C MS67 Full Bands PCGS. The spectacular colors displayed by this originally toned Superb Gem include apricot, crimson, sea-green, and charcoa

1918-D 10C MS66 Full Bands NGC. Like its Philadelphia Mint counterpart, the 1918-D is often encountered with peripheral striking weakness. Very slight

1925-D 10C MS67 Full Bands NGC. The obverse of this Superb example is highlighted in delicate golden-lilac patina while a few small splashes of copper

1925-S 10C MS67 Full Bands PCGS. The 1925-S has a similar mintage (5.8 million pieces) to the 1925-D (5.1 million pieces). While both issues are equal

1936-D 10C MS68 Full Bands PCGS. This coin has been newly certified and is not the same coin as the MS68 offered in our recent New York Sale. The surf

1942/1 10C MS65 Full Bands PCGS. The fabled 1942/1 is the most popular variety in the Mercury Dime series, and it is also one of the most desirable ov

1968 10C No S PR67 PCGS. The June 28, 1968 edition of Coin World announced the discovery of this rare modern Mint error. Created by a failure to affix

1875 20C MS67 PCGS. This premier P-mint issue in the Twenty Cent series was produced to the extent of 33,090 circulation strikes, a far lower total th

1876 20C MS66 PCGS. Produced for only four years from 1875-1878, the Twenty Cent piece is perhaps the oddest denomination in U.S. coinage history. The

1823/2 25C VF35 ANACS. B-1, R.6. Only a single die pairing is known of this very rare issue. Mint records indicate that 117,800 pieces were struck of

1831 25C Small Letters MS65 NGC. B-4, R.1. Die State IV. This variety is most easily attributed by double punching on the 5 in the denomination, and t

1838 25C PR66 PCGS. B-1, the only dies known, high R.7 as a proof. Tracing its pedigree to the Pittman Collection, this incredible specimen was origin

1853 25C Arrows and Rays MS65 NGC. Although its mintage of 15.2 million pieces is the highest P-mint production in the Seated Liberty Quarters series,

1853 25C Arrows and Rays MS65 PCGS. Remarkably, one of three Gem Arrows and Rays Quarters in this year's FUN sale. Both sides of this equally we...

1853 25C Arrows and Rays MS65 NGC. At the time, silver and gold coins were not effectively circulating within the United States because the coins...

1855-S 25C Arrows MS65 NGC. Ex: Eliasberg. Briggs 1-C. Although dies were on hand as early as 1853, the dearth of parting acids prevented the producti

1864-S 25C MS68 NGC. Ex: Eliasberg. The description from the landmark offering of Louis E. Eliasberg Quarters sold nearly seven years ago reads in par