2004 Orlando FL. (FUN) Signature Sale #336 - Session 2

1918/7-D 5C VG10 PCGS. Medium gray surfaces with deeper accents in the protected areas. A clear overdate feature is seen despite the smooth, abundant

1918-S 5C MS64 NGC. Original pastel-golden patina. Although the surfaces are essentially unabraded, the coin shows several planchet streaks and lamina

1918-S 5C MS64 PCGS. The '18-S is one of the genuinely scarce Buffalo Nickel issues at the MS65 grade level, comparing favorably in rarity to al...

1918-S 5C MS64 PCGS. One of the genuinely scarce S-mint Buffalo nickel issues in Uncirculated grades, comparing favorably in rarity to all but the 192

1919 5C MS65 NGC. Well struck for the issue, with lovely peach and steel-gray toning, satiny luster, no mentionable marks, and a small piece of dark v

1919 5C MS65 NGC. Well struck and lustrous, with bright, highly lustrous olive-gold surfaces, a few scattered flyspecks, and two or three small contac

1919 5C MS65 NGC. Bright olive highlights adorn this flashy, silver-colored example. A small, insignificant planchet flaw (as struck) is noted near th

1919 5C MS65 PCGS. Sharply struck with luster characteristics that more closely resemble that seen on S-mints as a rule, but with the strength of stri

1919 5C MS66 PCGS. The flashy luster with just a whisper of rose-blue color that washes over the surfaces are eye-catching on this early Buffalo. Seem

1919 5C MS66 NGC. A lustrous and lightly toned Gem with pale aqua and icy-blue colors. Boldly struck and lovingly preserved. Population: 35 in 66, 3 f