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

1837 H10C Small Date (Flat Top 1) MS64 NGC. Deeply toned in mottled emerald-green and pearl-gray colors. The HA in HALF is softly struck, but other po

1838 H10C Large Stars MS65 NGC. Light golden color begins to form around portions of the rim on both sides. Great luster and a sharp strike mix with t

1843 H10C MS66 NGC. Well struck with brilliant luster, this example begins to show just a mist of yellow color on its virtually mark-free surfaces. On

1845 H10C MS65 PCGS. Well struck and mark-free, with golden-brown toning over each side, and a slight amount of green color added on the reverse, most

1851-O H10C MS65 PCGS. Satiny and essentially untoned, with above average definition for this conditionally scarce New Orleans Half Dime. Several diag

1852 H10C MS66 NGC. Fully white, lustrous, and a needle-sharp strike are the attributes of this pleasing example of the series. Seemingly flawless sur

1853 H10C No Arrows MS64 PCGS. This piece displays great original luster and is well struck with good devices. There is some darker color in the date

1853 H10C Arrows MS66 NGC. An exquisite example of this three-year issue, this piece is silvery-white with a needle-sharp strike, and fully lustrous.

1854 H10C Arrows MS66 NGC. This essentially brilliant Gem has blazing luster and a sharp strike. Although more than 4.4 million pieces were struck, th

1857 H10C MS66 NGC. Golden-russet toning with tinges of blue, darker at the rims, covers the satiny design of this piece. This Gem still shows good lu

1858 H10C MS64 PCGS. Lustrous with deep, multicolored toning over each side. One of the more frequently encountered With Stars half dimes and a popula

1858 H10C MS65 PCGS. Struck from heavily clashed dies, with sharp details on most of the coin's features, except on the first T in STATES. The l...

1858 H10C MS65 NGC. Dynamic ocean-blue and rose-gold colors. Crisply struck and moderately prooflike. A carefully preserved representative of this ava

1858-O H10C MS64 PCGS. Boldly struck overall, with minor weakness on some of the obverse stars, the satiny surfaces display noticeable die clash marks

1860 H10C Transitional MS64 PCGS. Judd-267. The "Transitional" half dimes of 1860 were produced as "trade bait" by Mint Director...

1860 H10C MS66 PCGS. The central portions of this diminutive Gem are toned in milky lilac-gray and mint-green hues, changing to flashes of apricot col

1860 H10C MS67 PCGS. Gorgeously toned in swirls of lavender, golden-brown, and apple-green patina. This sharply struck and nearly pristine Superb Gem

1860-O H10C MS64 NGC. Aqua-marine, magenta, and golden-brown iridescence adorns this boldly struck near-Gem. Carefully preserved, with modest satiny l

1863 H10C MS65 PCGS. Well struck with impressively preserved, light olive-gray surfaces. The satiny luster is unimpaired, and the surfaces seem virtua

1866 H10C MS66 PCGS. An attractive Mint State example of this scarce, low mintage date. Since only 10,000 pieces were struck for circulation, it is no

1867 H10C MS66 PCGS. This coin is a simply gorgeous Gem, the obverse is noticeably prooflike beneath variegated sea-green and blue toning that is fram

1870 H10C MS64 PCGS. Better defined on the obverse than the reverse with dusky gray-blue toning over both sides. A pleasing near-Gem type coin. Import

1872 H10C MS65 NGC. Essentially untoned with smooth, lustrous surfaces that show only the slightest abrasions. The only negative element on this lovel

1872-S H10C Mintmark Below Bow MS65 NGC. Fully struck on each side with variegated, deep, multicolored toning over each side. One tends to be distract

1872-S H10C Mintmark Above Bow MS67 NGC. The production of 1872-S was apparently nearly evenly distributed between two significant varieties, one of w

1862 H10C PR63 PCGS. One of only 550 Proofs minted for this year, grayish-brown color covers the entire surface area of this coin, subduing the underl

1863 H10C PR65 NGC. Exquisitely struck with deeply reflective fields and lovely, unmentioned cameo contrast on both sides of the coin. There are numer

1863 H10C PR66 Cameo PCGS. The 18 in the date is repunched north. Vivid orange, electric-blue, and aqua colors enrich both sides of this razor-sharp a

1866 H10C PR64 NGC. The 1866 is a well-known, low mintage date with only 10,000 business strikes and 725 proofs produced. This is a deeply reflective

1867 H10C PR64 PCGS. One of only 625 proofs minted for this issue, this piece is mostly lustrous white with just a mist of gray patina on the reverse.

1867 H10C PR65 Cameo NGC. The striking details are razor-sharp and overall the coin is brilliant with eye-catching mint frost on the devices that sets

1868 H10C PR65 PCGS. Golden-brown and ruby-red colors outline the margins of this attractive Gem. The obverse is well preserved, and the strike is bol

1870 H10C PR66 PCGS. Dazzling brilliance emanates from the surfaces of this Superb Gem half dime. Crisply struck and with frosted devices, the colorat

1872 H10C PR65 PCGS. This next-to-last-year of issue piece exhibits mixed crisp yellow, blue, and magenta colors on both sides with proof mirror luste

1796 10C--Damaged--ANACS. AG Details, Net Fair 2. JR-1, R.3. Leaf tip below F in OF nearly touches the O in OF. A heavy obverse die break (as made) at

1796 10C VF25 PCGS. JR-3, R.5. Vigorously toned in honey-gold, navy-blue, and mauve hues overlay this attractive and better variety early Dime. A few

1796 10C AU58 PCGS. JR-3, R.5. A leaf touches the base of the U in UNITED, which is diagnostic. A rare variety that has not appeared in a Heritage Sig

1800 10C XF45 ANACS. JR-1, R.4. The F in OF is close to the right wing, unlike the other variety for the year. Rim crumbling (as made) has merged many

1807 10C--Plugged, Repaired, Whizzed--ANACS. XF Details, Net Fine 12. JR-1, R.2. Only one die marriage is known for this final year Draped Bust Dime.

1809 10C AU53 NGC. JR-1, R.4. The only known variety for 1809 Dimes. Since no Dimes are dated 1808 or 1810, the reported mintage of 51,065 pieces is l

1828 10C Small Date MS62 PCGS. JR-1, R.2. One of only two die varieties for the date, each of which has a separate Guide Book listing due to the subst

1828 10C Small Date MS63 PCGS. JR-1, R.2. Just two die varieties are known for this date, both of which merit separate Guide Book listings due to diff

1832 10C MS64 PCGS. JR-4, R.3. The eighth star is high on the cap, and the O in OF is centered above the first U in UNUM. This shimmering near-Gem has

1837 10C Large Date--Whizzed--ANACS. AU Details, Net XF40. A minutely granular and unnaturally bright No Stars type coin that has a bold LIBERTY. Reto

1837 10C Large Date XF40 PCGS. Golden-brown and aqua-marine patina cedes to a window of brilliance in the reverse center. Liberty's thigh and th...

1837 10C Large Date MS64 NGC. Impressive tobacco-brown, apple-green, and peach patina endows this semi-prooflike and well struck near-Gem. The fields

1837 10C Large Date MS65 NGC. Pleasing peripheral lilac-mauve colors gradually cede to lightly toned centers. A sharply struck and carefully preserved

1838-O 10C No Stars AU55 ANACS. Hints of gold color visit the pearl-gray surfaces. Pervasive bright luster fills the devices and legends. The exposed

1838 10C Large Stars MS64 NGC. Well struck with a deep coating of rich dappled patina on both sides, an interesting die lump (as struck) near the reve

1839-O 10C No Drapery MS64 NGC. Ex: Andre Dawson. Large O. Greer-101. A popular, second-year of issue for the type. The reverse shows the cobweb of di