2004 Orlando FL. (FUN) Signature Sale #336 - Session 4

1855-C $5 AU55 ICG. Variety 23-J. The strike is above average for this southern branch mint, as only the neck feathers and fletchings do not have cris

1855-D $5 AU55 ICG. A sharply struck Choice AU Dahlonega Half Eagle that only lacks bold definition on the arrow feathers and the curl below Liberty...

1856 $5 AU58 NGC. Not among the rarer No Motto fives, but any half eagle of this type is desirable in such a pleasing, high AU condition. Sharply defi

1856 $5 AU58 PCGS. This bright yellow-gold example has some light friction on the high points, but otherwise looks BU. It is a nice, affordable exampl

1856-C $5 AU55 ICG. Variety 24-J. A canary-gold representative of this scarce Charlotte Mint issue. Liberty's hair curls are not fully struck, b...

1856-O $5 AU55 PCGS. The New Orleans Mint produced only 10,000 Half Eagles in 1856, which ties this issue with the 1892-O for lowest mintage honors am

1856-S $5 AU50 NGC. The '56-S boasts the highest mintage (105,100 pieces) of any Liberty Half Eagle produced at the San Francisco Mint prior to ...

1857-O $5 XF45 ANACS. Seldom seen above XF, only 13,000 pieces were struck of the 1857-O half eagle. Lightly worn over the highpoints, there is just a

1858-C $5 AU55 NGC. Variety 26-K. The more common of the two known die marriages of the 1858-C, this issue is also among the more easily obtainable in

1858-C $5 AU58 NGC. Variety 26-K. Another, and marginally finer Choice AU '58-C Half Eagle. Both sides display rich copper-gold toning with more...