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

1889 3CN PR66 NGC. A beautiful premium quality Gem proof, with fully struck features and shimmering, deeply reflective fields. Near-perfect quality. I

1889 3CN PR66 NGC. Exquisitely preserved with the lightest visible streak of reddish color across the reverse center. Fully struck and mark-free, with

1867 5C Rays MS64 PCGS. The 67 in the date is boldly repunched below the bases. Apparently unlisted in Fletcher. The star above the E in CENTS is also

1867 5C Rays MS65 NGC. The 1867 is the scarcer of the two dates of Rays nickels, and it is a coin that is seldom located in Gem condition. The surface

1867 5C No Rays MS65 PCGS. Well struck for this first year with the rays removed from the reverse design, but the hardness of the new coinage metal co

1867 5C No Rays MS66 NGC. An exceptionally well struck and preserved representative of this first year of type issue. Both surfaces are untoned and sh

1868 5C MS66 NGC. Target toned in iridescent pastel rainbows, with the effect particularly stunning on the reverse. Well struck and free of noticeable

1869 5C MS65 PCGS. Amazingly bright luster, with essentially untoned surfaces. Typically struck, with a lightly abraded reverse and numerous wispy die

1872 5C MS64 PCGS. Well struck with bright luster and light color. There is a spidery die crack (as struck) that resides near the left side of the obv

1876 5C MS65 NGC. Bright and lustrous with an interesting die crack (as struck) running from the upper obverse rim to the base of the shield, through

1881 5C MS65 PCGS. Fletcher-1, URS-6. The date is boldly repunched north. Well struck and highly lustrous, with bright, unabraded, olive-gray surfaces

1881 5C MS66 PCGS. A strong late die state strike, presented on glistening, snow-white surfaces. This is a scarce business strike Shield nickel, the m

1883 5C MS65 NGC. Creamy luster swirls about the apricot and silver-gray surfaces. Well struck aside from a couple of letters in the obverse legend. I

1883 5C MS66 PCGS. Medium apricot patina graces this lustrous and meticulously struck Gem. A nearly immaculate obverse is paired with a well preserved

1883 5C MS66 PCGS. This final year Gem has booming luster and a surprisingly sharp strike. A lightly toned and magnificently preserved Nickel that is

1866 5C Rays--Rim Damaged--ANACS. Net PR60. The rim on both sides is moderately abraded near 9 o'clock. This nicely struck specimen has clean fi...

1866 5C Rays PR62 PCGS. Well struck with smooth, satiny, non-reflective surfaces and pale olive-gray color. Three shallow marks near the reverse cente

1866 5C Rays PR65 PCGS. Always an important type coin for collectors, the 1866 is essentially a one-year type in proof format (the 1867 being exceedin

1866 5C Rays PR66 PCGS. An always popular first year issue due, in part, to its listed mintage of a mere 200 proofs. This figure has proven to be on t

1866 5C Rays PR65 Cameo PCGS. A lightly toned Gem with good contrast and exceptionally clean surfaces. Both sides have a tiny center dot, presumably t