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

1899-O 50C MS62 PCGS. Boldly struck for an O-mint half with exceptionally bright luster as well, each side has light, solid ice-blue toning with scatt

1900 50C MS62 PCGS. A visually appealing specimen with bright glistening luster emanating from satiny surfaces. Boldly struck throughout, and displayi

1900 50C MS64 NGC. Well struck, lustrous, and brilliant. The reverse is magnificently preserved, and the obverse has only faint abrasions. Much scarce

1900-O 50C MS64 NGC. Well struck with flashy, frosty surfaces and attractive cream-colored patina. A few too many wispy marks, on the obverse, prevent

1901 50C MS65 NGC. Relatively pleasing mint luster ripples across the surfaces with a frosty textured sheen. This is a sharply struck coin with warm a

1901-O 50C MS63 NGC. Above average sharpness for this challenging turn-of-the-century New Orleans issue, with light, speckled toning across the center

1901-S 50C MS64 NGC. Although this is a better date in the series and one of only 18 coins with a mintage of less than 1 million pieces, the attractio

1902-O 50C MS63 NGC. Weakly struck with dusky gray-brilliant surfaces. Good mint luster for the grade. Important notice: Heritage usually auctions mat

1902-S 50C MS62 PCGS. A satiny example with light golden-brown peripheral patina. The cheek has a few very wispy slide marks, and the upper reverse ha

1902-S 50C MS65 PCGS. A typical strike with speckled golden-russet toning over satiny surfaces. The Mint State survival ratio of this issue, like many