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

1797 H10C 16 Stars AU50 PCGS. V-3, LM-3, R.5. Most of the 1797 16 Star Half Dimes are Valentine-4, but this is the rarer of the two die marriages of t

1800 H10C--Scratched, Cleaned--ANACS. VF Details, Net Fine 12. V-1, LM-1, R.3. A late die state that has a substantial die break or 'cud' be...

1800 H10C LIBEKTY VG10 PCGS. V-2, LM-3, R.4. Lavender and aqua hues embrace this Draped Bust Dime. The eagle's wings and Liberty's hair curl...

1803 H10C Large 8 VF30 PCGS. V-1, LM-2, R.4. A leaf from the olive branch reaches the base of the C in AMERICA. This dove-gray piece retains traces of

1829 H10C MS65 PCGS. V-6, LM-5, R.1. After a hiatus of nearly a quarter century, the production of Half Dimes resumed in 1829 using John Reich's...

1834 H10C MS64 NGC. V-1, LM-2, R.1. The final A in AMERICA touches the uppermost arrowhead, and the eighth star nearly touches the cap. Freckles of go

1834 H10C MS64 NGC. V-4, LM-4, R.1. Freckles of aqua, honey-gold, and russet patina grace this moderately prooflike near-Gem. Well struck aside from t

1836 H10C Small 5C MS66 NGC. V-2, LM-4, R.2. Several of the obverse stars are recut, with the widest spread on star 11. On the reverse, the final A in

1836 H10C 3 Over Inverted 3 MS60 Cleaned Uncertified. V-4, LM-3, R.1. Large 5C. The 3 in the date is struck over an inverted 3, and the U is repunched

1837 H10C Small 5C MS61 ANACS. V-2, LM-4, R.3. The 3 in the date is low, while the E in AMERICA is high. Golden-brown, violet, and sea-green colors en

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