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

1876-S T$1 MS65 PCGS. Type One Obverse and Reverse. Large S mintmark. The strike is extremely sharp, with less than complete definition encountered on

1877-S T$1--Doubled Die Reverse--MS60 ANACS. The lower reverse legends are moderately die doubled. A brilliant and crisply struck Trade Dollar. The fr

1877-S T$1 MS65 PCGS. Sharply struck throughout with bright mint luster, each side of this immaculate Gem is covered with speckled teal, rose, and gol

1878-CC T$1--Cleaned--ANACS. AU Details, Net XF45. This faintly hairlined and slightly granular piece has retoned in electric-blue and apricot-gold co

1878-CC T$1--Cleaned--ANACS. AU Details, Net XF45. A hairlined and slightly granular piece with bold definition and a few bagmarks in the fields. The

1878-CC T$1--Cleaned--ANACS. Unc Details, Net AU55. Elusive final-year CC-mint issue with an impressively low mintage of only 97,000 pieces, made even

1878-S T$1 MS61 ANACS. A mildly prooflike example that has a very good strike and a fully untoned appearance. The fields are lightly abraded, but far

1878-S T$1 MS64 PCGS. Fully struck and highly lustrous with bright prooflike fields on the obverse. The luster, prooflikeness, and striking details ar

1874 T$1 PR61 ANACS. Typically struck, with weakness noted on Liberty's head, and on the eagle's right (facing) claw. The fields display wat...

1875 T$1 PR63 Cameo NGC. Type One obverse and reverse. Faint gold patina graces the frosty devices, which have strong cameo contrast with the reflecti

1876 T$1 PR63 PCGS. Type One Obverse, Type Two Reverse. The obverse border has a vivid band of electric-blue patina that frames the golden-brown inter

1876 T$1 PR65 NGC. Type Two Obverse and Reverse. Lovely ruby-red, gold, aqua-marine, and navy-blue patina enriches this carefully preserved Gem.. Well

1878 T$1 PR62 PCGS. Very well struck, this proof-only issue Trade dollar is fully white with brilliant luster. The devices are velvety. The right side

1878 T$1 PR62 Cameo NGC. Well struck and impressively preserved, this cameo proof displays gorgeously reflective, attractively toned, nearly mark-free

1879 T$1 PR64 NGC. The obverse is toned in swirling orange-gold shades while deeper violet toning dominates the reverse. Both sides reveal flashes of

1879 T$1 PR66 Cameo PCGS. In the 1993 book Silver Dollars and Trade Dollars of the United States: A Complete Encyclopedia, Bowers states of this issue

1880 T$1 PR64 PCGS. While plenty of proof Trade dollars were struck in 1880, with the official mintage being 1,987 pieces (there were no business stri

1880 T$1 PR64 Cameo NGC. Deep-golden tinged about the borders, both the obverse and reverse show a nearly blemish-free appearance. Above average strik

1881 T$1 PR62 PCGS. A light russet patina adorns both sides of this proof-only issue Trade dollar, deepening at the left obverse rim. The razor-sharp

1881 T$1 PR62 PCGS. This proof-only issue is toned in blue-gray shades that tend to deepen about the devices. A number of hairlines in the fields serv

1881 T$1 PR65 Deep Cameo PCGS. Fully bright and sparkling with little or no mentionable patination visible on either side. The fields are deeply mirro

1882 T$1 PR62 NGC. A lower grade example of this scarcer, late-date issue. This piece has deeply mottled blue, gray, and golden-rose coloration over e

1882 T$1 PR64 Cameo PCGS. Mottled gray-violet and sea-green toning allows for sufficient contrast to shine through on the obverse, while more of an op

1883 T$1 PR63 ANACS. There are numerous scattered hairlines on both sides, and faint fingerprint remnants in the upper obverse and lower reverse field

1883 T$1 PR64 NGC. Always a popular issue, as most of us will never be able to afford an 1884 or 1885 Trade Dollar, thus making the 1883 the end of th

1883 T$1 PR65 PCGS. The reflectivity of the fields lies beneath toning on both sides of this well struck Trade dollar. Both sides are a deep gray-gree

1883 T$1 PR62 Cameo NGC. A deeply reflective, sharply struck proof, the nearly untoned surfaces are quite smooth for the grade. A good cameo effect is

1881 S$1 PR66 PCGS. A peerless specimen bathed in mottled violet and teal-blue iridescent toning. The underlying mirror surfaces are undiminished by t

1881 S$1 PR67 PCGS. Luminous apricot, electric-blue, sea-green and orange-red colors alternate across the obverse, while the reverse has deeper peach,

1884 S$1 PR66 Cameo NGC. Wonderfully preserved with fragile mirrored fields that are deeply reflective and a liberal amount of frost on the major devi

1885 S$1 PR64 Cameo PCGS. Sparkling, watery surfaces are basically brilliant, showing just a hint of golden color at the margins, and reveal a touch o

1887 S$1 PR64 NGC. Some might not like the toning that covers each side, but when one takes the time to closely examine it, there is much to see and l

1887 S$1 PR65 Cameo NGC. The 1887 has an impressively low mintage of only 710 proofs, one of the lowest in the series. This is certainly a lovely piec

1888 S$1 PR64 PCGS. Bright and fully defined on the reverse. Some of the hair detail is missing over Liberty's ear. The surfaces are slightly cl...

1890 S$1 PR63 Deep Cameo PCGS. Golden-brown color outlines the margins, while the major devices are faintly toned and exhibit exceptional contrast wit

1892 S$1 PR66 Cameo PCGS. Even though the 1892 had the second highest mintage of any Morgan dollar, overall quality is not that high. This piece lacks

1896 S$1 PR60 PCGS. One of only 762 proofs minted for this year, this Morgan has ever-so-lightly russet-toned surfaces. The frosted razor-sharp strike

1897 S$1 PR66 NGC. Carefully preserved mirrored surfaces are blanketed in a magnificent blend of colorful toning, featuring rich shades of rose-violet

1899 S$1 PR64 Cameo NGC. Pale violet peripheral toning yields to essentially brilliant centers that show off this Choice specimen's appealing ca...

1901 S$1 PR66 PCGS. For many years, the 1901 proof Morgan has been a popular alternative for collectors of Morgan dollars because of the absolute scar

1849 G$1 No L MS63 PCGS. Open wreath, small head. Lemon-gold and lilac colors alternate across this lustrous and well struck Gold Dollar. Although the

1849 G$1 No L MS64 PCGS. Small head, open wreath. Only 1,000 pieces were reportedly struck of this initial gold dollar issue, but in spite of its low

1849 G$1 No L MS64 PCGS. Fully detailed with radiant mint luster and an out-of-the-way alloy stain along the reverse periphery. One of just 1,000 piec

1849 G$1 No L MS64 PCGS. Open wreath, small head. This well struck inaugural Gold Dollar shows no trace of the weakness that often accompanies the den

1849 G$1 Open Wreath AU55 ANACS, large head, typically sharp and just a whisper of scuffiness from Mint State; 1851 AU50 ANACS, a touch of softness be

1849-C G$1 Closed Wreath AU50 PCGS. Hints of original luster radiate from the olive-yellow surfaces. The hair near Liberty's ear is lightly worn...

1850 G$1 Gold Dollar AU55 ANACS, well struck with attractive reddish-orange peripheral color; and an 1877-S Quarter Eagle AU50 ANACS, a bright yellow-

1850-O G$1 AU58 NGC. A crisply struck piece with ample bright luster and no substantial abrasions. Just 14,000 pieces were struck, and Borderline Unci

1850-O G$1 AU58 NGC. Boldly struck with good, even green-gold color, slightly subdued luster, and numerous faint hairlines in the fields. The scarcest

1851 G$1 MS61 NGC. This early Gold Dollar has olive color, extensive luster, and a suitable strike. The dies are slightly rotated counterclockwise. Im