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

1878-S $5 MS61 NGC. Bright and original with a number of small bagging abrasions on each side. Important notice: Heritage usually auctions material at

1878-S $5 MS61 NGC. A mildly prooflike representative with a reasonable strike. Scarce in Mint State. Important notice: Heritage usually auctions mate

1879-S $5 XF40 PCGS, a bit of haziness is seen over bright, moderately abraded surfaces; and an 1881 AU50 ANACS, Breen-6714, Double Date, a smooth, li

1879-S $5 MS63 NGC. A scarce and underrated S-mint five that is seldom located above the AU level. This is a sharply defined Uncirculated example that

1880 $5 MS60 ANACS, well detailed with pale violet peripheral highlights; and a 1904 MS61 ANACS, bright, satiny luster with excellent sharpness on the

1880-CC $5 AU50--Cleaned--Uncertified. Both sides display yellow-gold color with a bold obverse and slightly softer definition on the reverse. A somew

1880-CC $5 AU55 NGC. An attractive golden glow has been retained by this coin despite modest circulation. There are few contact marks considering this

1881 $5--Cleaned--ANACS. AU Details, Net XF45. Breen-6714, Double Date. The diagnostic feature on this rare variety is clear evidence of a repunched 8

1881 $5--Genuine, Cleaned--ANACS (AU50 Cleaned). This boldly defined Half Eagle has no shortage of remaining luster, but the surfaces are subdued and

1881/0 $5 XF45 PCGS. FS-5. The curve of an underdigit 0 is noted east of the final 1, and the base of the second 8 in the date is noticeably repunched