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

1865 2C MS65 Red and Brown PCGS. Fancy 5. About an even mix of tan-brown and golden-red is seen over each side. Some minimal strike weakness is noted

1865 2C MS65 Red and Brown PCGS. Plain 5. Very well struck in all areas, with only modest mellowing of the original honey-tan color in the more expose

1865 2C MS66 Red and Brown NGC. Plain 5. A especially pleasing piece, with bold pumpkin-gold surfaces lightly coated by a grainy medium-tan patina. So

1865 2C MS66 Red and Brown NGC. Plain 5. The golden-brown surfaces have only slightly mellowed within the fields. Crisply struck and unmarked with bar

1865 2C MS63 Red ANACS. Plain 5. This is the plate coin for variety KF-P14-CLR in Kevin Flynn's reference to the series. Mint-made clashmarks fr...

1865 2C MS65 Red NGC. Fancy 5. A satiny honey-gold Gem with impressive surfaces and a reasonable strike. This lovely Two Cent Piece would make an exce

1865 2C MS65 Red PCGS. Fancy 5. An impressive honey-gold Gem with a bold strike and a nearly pristine obverse. The lower reverse has only faint abrasi

1865 2C MS65 Red PCGS. Plain 5. Well struck and lustrous, with beautiful red color, a few noticeable carbon spots, and a pair of contact marks near th

1865 2C MS65 Red PCGS. Fancy 5. A lustrous orange-yellow Gem that has a sharp strike and nearly unabraded surfaces. The upper reverse has a couple of

1865 2C MS66 Red PCGS. Plain 5. KF-P7-TPD. The 18 in the date is repunched north. Well struck except for the second A in AMERICA. The bright gold surf

1866 2C MS64 Red and Brown PCGS, nicely struck, mellowed golden-brown color, the obverse is especially unmarked; and an 1868 MS64 Red and Brown PCGS,

1866 2C MS65 Red and Brown NGC. Boldly defined throughout, the obverse is predominately a medium brown color. The reverse is much lighter with a deep

1866 2C MS66 Red PCGS. Well struck with bright, lustrous, reddish-gold surfaces that are exquisitely preserved and almost free of blemishes, save for

1867 2C MS64 Red and Brown PCGS. Lustrous and clean with a uniform orange-red color that is just slightly mellowed from the original red. Important no

1867 2C MS66 Red and Brown NGC. A well struck Gem, beautifully preserved with gorgeous red-orange and light tan surfaces. Population: 10 in 66, 0 fine

1868 2C MS66 Red and Brown NGC. Smooth and virtually mark-free with a sharp strike overall. The surfaces present about an even mix of rich, cherry-red

1868 2C MS66 Red NGC. This lovely premium Gem has frosty golden-tan surfaces, uniformly lustrous and boldly struck on the highpoints. The few tiny pin

1869 2C MS65 Red and Brown PCGS. All details are boldly defined and each side presents a deep golden-red appearance. Some tan color is intermixed, res

1870 2C MS64 Red and Brown PCGS. Sharply struck with no mentionable spotting. A streaky copper-golden and red appearance is seen over the obverse and

1871 2C MS64 Red and Brown NGC. A lustrous and bright golden-brown near-Gem that has a typical strike and a few small marks. A well preserved example

1871 2C MS65 Red and Brown NGC. Just a bit softly struck over the highpoints, the mint luster displays speckled brown patina over each side that sligh

1871 2C MS66 Red and Brown NGC. Well struck and exquisitely preserved, this premium Gem displays deep purple and reddish-brown colors, over lustrous s

1872 2C VF30 Brown ANACS. A dark brown example that has sharp details for the grade. WE has the greatest wear. The reverse has a die crack (as struck)

1872 2C MS64 Red and Brown NGC. The mintage for 1872 was a very low 65,000 pieces and this coin is scarce in all grades, many collectors having to set

1864 2C Large Motto PR64 Red and Brown PCGS. Well struck with lovely iridescent colors on each side, no appreciable marks, and a few scattered carbon

1865 2C PR65 Red and Brown NGC. Plain 5. Fully impressed with rich mottled patina, bright reflectivity, and a few faint handling marks near the center

1866 2C PR65 Red and Brown PCGS. Fully struck with beautiful deep golden-brown and red patina, and highly reflective, mark-free surfaces. A few specks

1867 2C PR63 Red and Brown ANACS. Well struck with highly reflective fields and streaky toning. There are a few carbon flecks and a small patch of dar

1867 2C PR64 Red and Brown PCGS. Well struck and lustrous, with bright, rich, variegated toning and no surface marks. Population: 57 in 64, 47 finer (

1868 2C PR64 Red and Brown PCGS. Well struck with satiny, virtually mark-free surfaces and minor carbon. Population: 68 in 64, 40 finer (10/03). Impor

1869 2C PR64 Red and Brown NGC. Well struck and lovingly preserved, with deeply reflective fields, rich color, and no apparent handling marks. Scatter

1870 2C PR64 Red and Brown PCGS. The well struck surfaces show only mild reflectivity in the fields, and the original red is only slightly subdued by

1871 2C PR64 Red and Brown PCGS. The upper right obverse is nicely die doubled, a diagnostic for the proof 1871 Two Cent Piece since only one obverse

1871 2C PR65 Red and Brown NGC. Well struck with a coating of rich red-gold and brown patina, modest carbon, and a pair of small contact marks near th

1872 2C PR64 Red and Brown PCGS. Well struck with light traces of carbon scattered over the red-brown surfaces. There is a small lintmark (as struck)

1873 2C Closed 3 PR64 Red and Brown PCGS. Well struck and lustrous, with rich red-brown color, unmarked surfaces, and numerous wispy die striations (a

1873 2C Closed 3 PR66 Red and Brown PCGS. The Closed 3 issue are the so-called "originals" from 1873, and it is a proof-only issue with on...

1873 2C Open 3 PR64 Brown PCGS. Richly colored in deep red, maroon, and mahogany shades. Fully struck, highly reflective, and without any obtrusive sp

1873 2C Open 3 PR65 Red and Brown NGC. By far the scarcer of two date variants, the horizontal shield lines are also diagnostically weak, as seen on a

1851 3CS MS65 NGC. A sharply struck coin that is completely defined in all areas of the design except on the peripheral stars on the reverse. The ivor

1851-O 3CS MS63 PCGS. Well struck and lustrous, with lovely, variegated, pastel colors and scattered flyspecks on each side of this attractive piece.

1851-O 3CS MS65 PCGS. Despite typical weakness on the reverse peripheral stars, this conditionally scarce Gem has a noticeably better than usual strik

1852 3CS MS66 NGC. Exceptionally lustrous, the surfaces display significant portions of original brilliant-lilac color with occasional accents of gold

1852 3CS MS67 PCGS. A splendid Type One coin that has thick mint frost over each side and virtually flawless surfaces. One of the most surprising feat

1853 3CS MS66 PCGS. The bright mint frost is overlaid with streaks of dusky-gray and golden patina. A well struck example of this popular Type One iss

1855 3CS MS64 PCGS. Typically struck, and somewhat weak on the peripheral devices, with heavy die clash marks (as struck) evident in the centers on ea

1858 3CS MS64 NGC. Deep olive and golden-brown toning blankets each side of this typically struck, carefully preserved near-Gem. There are a few faint

1861 3CS MS66 PCGS. Remarkable original surfaces and luster adorn this piece. Mostly white centers fade to magenta, then steel blue tone at much of th

1861 3CS MS66 NGC. Bold splashes of predominately electric blue-green and warm rose-peach hues cover shimmering, unimpaired surfaces. A well struck ex

1862 3CS MS64 PCGS. Fully struck with bright, shimmering semi-prooflike fields. Each side displays rich pinkish-rose and lilac toning, quite unlike th