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

1854 $3 AU55 PCGS. A lightly worn example of the inaugural issue. There is abundant luster throughout the legends and devices. The right obverse field

1854 $3 AU55 PCGS. The orange-gold surfaces display light wear across the high points. Important notice: Heritage usually auctions material at the rat

1854 $3 AU58 PCGS. This lustrous example has only a trace of friction and retains great eye appeal for the grade.From the New Millennium Collection, P

1854 $3 AU58 PCGS. Although light wear is evident on the highest points of the design, this piece retains much luster and would not look out of place

1854 $3 AU58 PCGS. This lustrous piece has bright, yellow-gold surfaces that retain nearly full mint luster.From the New Millennium Collection, Part I

1854 $3 MS62 PCGS. Satiny and reasonably sharp, with rich golden color. There are few appreciable abrasions on this first year issue, only minor scuff

1854 $3 MS62 NGC. Always popular as the first year of issue, this nice Mint State example displays a few scattered abrasions that befit the grade but

1854-D $3--Graffiti--ANACS. XF Details, Net VF30. Variety 1-A, the only Dahlonega Mint die marriage for the denomination. A famous rarity, survivors i

1854-O $3 XF40 Cleaned Uncertified. The first of two similarly graded, uncertified examples of this popular O-mint. This example is tinged in reddish

1854-O $3 XF40 Cleaned Uncertified. Light in color with the normal softness in the centers, being subdued by a rather thorough cleaning. Popular as th

1855 $3 AU55 PCGS. The minimally abraded surfaces display only light rub on the high points and traces of luster are visible in the more protected are

1855 $3 AU58 PCGS. Light coppery-gold patina and a bit of scuffiness are confined to the exposed fields of this well detailed second year issue. Impor

1855 $3 MS60 Cleaned Uncertified. Popular second-year of issue that is well struck and no singularly obvious or distracting abrasions. Important notic

1856 $3 AU53 PCGS. Boldly detailed and moderately worn, with reduced satiny luster and smooth surfaces that only display superficial marks.From the Ne

1856-S $3 VF20 Cleaned Uncertified. Somewhat dulled by an old cleaning, with subtle rose-violet accents here and there over both sides. A fairly typic

1857-S $3 VF35 PCGS. Typically struck and moderately worn, with a few moderate abrasions, subdued luster, and very sharp details, for a VF example. Th

1857-S $3 VF35 ICG. Although Liberty's hair is moderately worn, considerable luster outlines the legends and devices. A mere 14,000 pieces were ...

1859 $3--Cleaned--ANACS. AU Details, Net XF45. Bright luster shimmers across the honey-gold surfaces. Liberty's hair has light rub, and the reve...

1860 $3 AU58 ANACS. Moderately worn and lightly marked, with essentially complete remaining design details, and appealing yellow-green color. One of j

1860-S $3 XF45 PCGS. The 1860-S is a scarcer coin than its mintage of 7,000 pieces would indicate, as 2,600 coins were melted as underweight. As a res

1868 $3 MS60 PCGS. A nice looking piece that shows richly toned fields and frosty golden shades on the devices, that provides an attractive contrast.

1868 $3 MS62 NGC. Light, milky-gold patina over both sides, with faint scuffiness in the more exposed areas of the otherwise reflective fields. Althou

1874 $3 AU50 PCGS. Lightly worn with a bit of hazy patina in the obverse fields. A reasonably priced type coin candidate. Important notice: Heritage u

1874 $3 AU53 PCGS. Typically struck with fine, yet somewhat reduced luster, lovely deep-orange toning near the peripheries, and bright green-gold colo

1874 $3 AU55 PCGS. This nice lightly circulated example possesses a rich orange-gold coloration and has a few scattered abrasions that are typical for

1874 $3 AU55 PCGS. Hues of deep golden-orange patina frame the lightly circulated surfaces and the defined devices. Important notice: Heritage usually

1874 $3 AU58 PCGS. This lustrous example shows only a trace of light wear.From the New Millennium Collection, Part II. Important notice: Heritage usua

1874 $3 AU58 NGC. Although the highpoints offer light wear, bright mint luster dominates the relatively unabraded surfaces. Well struck except for a s

1874 $3 AU58 PCGS. This lovely example has plenty of luster remaining and displays only a hint of friction at the highest points of the design.From th

1874 $3 MS63 PCGS. This is a date known for the survival of quality specimens. This one won't disappoint you, with glowing, satiny surfaces on w...

1878 $3--Cleaned--ANACS. AU Details, Net XF45. Both sides show evidence of cleaning, the reverse far less than the obverse. Light, even wear is eviden

1878 $3--Reverse Cleaned--ANACS. AU Details, Net AU50. Light vertical hairlines are visible on the reverse upon close inspection. Slight signs of fric

1878 $3 AU50 ANACS. Unmarked for the grade and with abundant luster.From the New Millennium Collection, Part II. Important notice: Heritage usually au

1878 $3 AU55 PCGS. An orange-gold patina graces the mostly lustrous surfaces of this piece. Lightly circulated, there is slight wear at the highpoints

1878 $3 AU58 PCGS. Well struck with beautiful, smooth luster, light wear, no distracting blemishes, and numerous faint hairlines in the fields.From th

1878 $3 AU58 PCGS. This frosty yellow-gold example looks Mint State at first glance, and has plenty of luster remaining. A few scattered bag marks are

1878 $3 AU58 PCGS. Shimmering luster dominates the borders and devices.From the New Millennium Collection, Part II. Important notice: Heritage usually

1878 $3 MS62 NGC. This lustrous example displays swirling orange-gold luster and a minimum of abrasions for the grade. A lovely Three Dollar Gold piec

1878 $3 MS62 PCGS. This is one of the more readily available Three Dollar Gold issues, and Mint State examples are thus in constant demand for type se

1879 $3 MS64 NGC. The 1879 was produced to the extent of only 3,000 business strikes. Few of these coins reached circulation, however, and Mint State

1879 $3 MS64 PCGS. A splendid near-Gem that has flashy semi-prooflike luster and bright honey-gold color. Boldly struck and impressively free from rel

1888 $3 AU58 PCGS. The 1888 is the next-to-last production of Three Dollar Gold Pieces, and only 5,000 pieces were produced. This is an attractive nea

1888 $3 MS62 PCGS. With an extant population of perhaps 500 coins, the 1888 is one of the more easily obtainable Three Dollar gold pieces despite a li

1888 $3 MS64 PCGS. A highly attractive near-Gem, the lustrous surfaces are exemplary and there are only a few inconsequential marks on either side. Ge

1805 $5 MS62 PCGS. Wide Date. B. 2-B, R.5. It appears that this piece was struck from the Breen 2-B dies, but we note a rim break over the final S of

1806 $5 Round Top 6, 7x6 Stars XF45 PCGS. Breen-6448, B. 5-E, Miller-84, R.3. Six varieties of Half Eagles were struck dated 1806, all of which aside

1807 $5 Bust Right--Graffiti, Cleaned--ANACS. AU Details, Net XF40. Small Date, Small Obverse Stars, Large Reverse Stars, Breen-6450, B. 1-B, Miller-8

1808 $5--Scratched, Cleaned--ANACS. XF Details, Net VF30. Wide 5D, Breen-6457, B. 4-B, Miller-107, R.4. Splashes of rich orange and rose patina reduce

1808 $5 AU50 Cleaned, Scratched Uncertified. Wide 5D, Breen-6457, B. 4-B, Miller-107, R.4. In addition to the numerous hairlines and subdued yellow-go

1808/7 $5 AU55 PCGS. Close Date, Breen-6455, B. 2-A, Miller-104, R.5. Not distinguished as an overdate on the PCGS insert. This sharply struck represe