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

1936 5C MS63 Prooflike NGC. This brilliant and seemingly prooflike piece has mirrored fields and surprisingly unmarked surfaces for the grade. Not ful

1937-D 5C MS67 PCGS. A Superb, fully struck type coin with just the slightest toning on each side. A wonderful type representative. Population: 47 in

1937-D 5C Three-Legged--Scratched--ANACS. AU Details, Net XF40. The Indian has a central horizontal pinscratch, and the bison's hump also has a ...

1937-D 5C Three-Legged--Cleaned--ANACS. AU Details, Net XF45. The reverse is faintly hairlined, but the vivid peach, powder-blue, and lime-green color

1937-D 5C Three-Legged AU53 NGC. FS-020.2. There is some olive-gray and golden patina on each side of this ever popular error issue. This lightly worn

1937-D 5C Three-Legged AU55 PCGS. Excellent details and lovely colors are seen on this lightly circulated example. An orange-peel texture (as struck)

1937-D 5C Three-Legged MS60 PCGS. Well struck with satiny luster and lightly toned olive-gray surfaces. A planchet streak (as produced) rests on the I

1937-D 5C Three-Legged MS62 NGC. FS-20.2. A satiny key date Nickel that has lavender and honey patina. A couple of tiny contact marks on the portrait

1937-D 5C Three-Legged MS62 NGC. FS-020.2. Nearly mark-free and well defined, the luster is too muted for this popular collector coin at qualify at a

1937-D 5C Three-Legged MS63 PCGS. It is rare when an error in U.S. coinage can be traced to the individual who was responsible for creating that error

1938-D/D 5C Buffalo MS68 S NGC. RPM-2. The mintmark is boldly and widely repunched east. Iridescent gold, powder-blue, peach, and rose colors embrace

1938-D/S 5C MS67 PCGS. OMM-2. The curve of an S mintmark is irrefutable within the prominent D mintmark. Only the Denver Mint struck Buffalo Nickels i

1913 5C Type Two PR66 PCGS. Bright and intricately detailed, as one would expect from a proof striking, the surfaces display even, light golden color

1914 5C PR66 NGC. Otherwise medium-gray in sheen, the surfaces reveal whispers of medium intensity golden-tan and blue patina that are slightly more e

1914 5C PR67 NGC. Splashes of delicate rose and lilac patina adorn both sides of this impeccable, intricately detailed specimen. These early matte pro

1914 5C PR67 PCGS. Pinpoint striking details characterize this high grade matte proof. The surfaces have the granular texture one expects and each sid

1915 5C PR66 PCGS. Just a wisp of bluish-brown toning splashes over the seemingly mark-free surfaces of this early Proof Buffalo. Great strike detail

1915 5C PR67 PCGS. The proof 1914 and 1915 Nickels are similar in striking quality with satin finished features and uniformly sharp striking definitio

1916 5C PR65 PCGS. Fully struck with exceedingly bright, flashy, impeccably preserved surfaces. Examination with a loupe reveals one small contact mar

1916 5C PR66 NGC. Grainy, impeccably preserved surfaces have accents of apricot patina over both sides and are struck with amazing sharpness. The scar

1916 5C PR66 PCGS. A typically bold striking with faint blushes of rose-violet and apricot patina over nearly flawless surfaces. It would be difficult

1916 5C PR67 PCGS. Well struck with lovely rose, cobalt-blue, and olive-gold colors, and exquisitely preserved proof surfaces that seem pristine. A de

1916 5C PR67 PCGS. An exceptional example of the 1916 Nickel in matte proof format. This piece is beautifully toned with an abundant amount of golden

1916 5C PR67 PCGS. One of just 600 proof Nickels produced in 1916, this originally toned specimen displays competing areas of golden-orange, mint-gree

1936 5C Type One--Satin Finish PR66 PCGS. This razor-sharp premium Gem has light mauve-gray color and good eye appeal. A carefully preserved specimen.

1936 5C Type One--Satin Finish PR67 PCGS. The Mint resumed production of proof coinage in 1936 after a twenty-year hiatus. This interesting and peculi

1936 5C Type One--Satin Finish PR67 PCGS. Perfection is the word that comes to mind for this blazing, Superb Gem proof Buffalo. The luster is more aki

1936 5C Type Two--Brilliant Finish PR66 NGC. Incredibly brilliant, with dazzling, untoned mirrors. Surprisingly, the brilliant finish has proven to be

1936 5C Type Two--Brilliant Finish PR66 PCGS. Fully brilliant with sparkling, carbon-free surfaces. The more popular of the two finishes used upon the

1936 5C Type Two--Brilliant Finish PR67 PCGS. The blinding, deeply mirrored surfaces are brilliant throughout and show no trace of contact marks or ca

1936 5C Type Two--Brilliant Finish PR67 PCGS. Both sides are uniformly reflective with deeply mirrored features. There is no visible toning, and the s

1937 5C PR65 PCGS. A meticulously struck and beautifully preserved Gem with wispy golden-brown color in the fields and pale lavender patina on the dev

1937 5C PR67 PCGS. Flashy mirror surfaces with light shades of lilac-blue highlight this fabulously well struck example of the Proof Buffalo. Superb G

1937 5C PR67 PCGS. A fantastic proof with deeply reflective mirrors and rich, multicolored iridescence overlaying each side. Extremely pleasing to the

1937 5C PR67 ICG. With the Indian fully frosted, there is just a hint of color on the deeply-mirrored obverse and reverse fields. This coin exhibits o

1938 5C MS67 NGC, vivid apricot and lime-green patina, lustrous and well struck, a lovely Nickel; 1939 MS67 NGC, gold and lilac colors, lustrous, a go

1939 5C Reverse of 1940 MS67 Full Steps PCGS. Subtle peach, rose, and steel-blue patina. A well struck, shimmering, and exceptionally preserved Superb

1939 5C Doubled MONTICELLO MS67 PCGS. FS-022. Discovered by a Young Numismatist a number of years ago, this popular variety is listed in the Redbook,

1939 5C Doubled MONTICELLO MS66 Full Steps PCGS. FS-022. One of the more obvious examples of die doubling, the words MONTICELLO and FIVE CENTS show pr

1939-D 5C Reverse of 1940 MS67 Full Steps PCGS. Luster rolls across the splendid powder-blue, apricot, and peach surfaces of this suitably struck Supe

1942-S 5C MS66 NGC, lustrous, gold and peach colors, a spindly vertical mint-made die crack; 1944 MS66 T NGC, lurid violet and lime-green colors, ligh

1942-S 5C MS66 S NGC. Although not designated as such on the NGC insert, the fields are notably prooflike. The steps are not fully struck, but the str

1943-P 5C Doubled Die MS65 Full Steps PCGS. FS-029. LIBERTY and the date are die doubled with a substantial spread, as is Jefferson's eye. A lus...

1943-P 5C Doubled Die MS66 Full Steps PCGS. FS-029. Although the pick-up point is Jefferson's eye, the obverse legends are noticeably die double...

1943/2-P 5C MS66 NGC. Well struck and lustrous, with lightly toned, carefully preserved surfaces. The overdate feature is clearly evident. An always-p

1944-D 5C MS67 Full Steps PCGS. Waves of apple-green, ruby-red, and cider-gold patina envelope this exquisitely struck Superb Gem. Moderately prooflik

1944-S 5C MS66 PCGS. This fully struck piece displays remarkable rainbow colors, completely covering the obverse, while the reverse is very lightly to

1945-S 5C MS66 Full Steps PCGS. Brilliant and highly lustrous with the strength of strike that these silver wartime issues are known for.From the Patr

1946-D/D 5C MS65 Full Steps PCGS. The upright of the mintmark is boldly repunched. Dynamic lilac and apricot patina bathes this splendid postwar examp

1949-S 5C MS66 Full Steps PCGS. Fully struck with bright satiny luster, a small amount of milky patina on the upper reverse, and a few faint contact m