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

1911 $5 MS64 ANACS. Sharply defined, the bright mint luster shows just the slightest tinge of reddish patina around the margins. A premium near-Gem ex

1911-S $5 MS62 PCGS. Typically struck with beautiful red-gold color, slightly subdued satiny luster, and a few small field marks on the obverse. Impor

1911-S $5 MS63 PCGS. The lustrous orange-gold surfaces of this Indian Five display a few light, scattered abrasions, but none are readily apparent and

1912 $5 MS63 NGC. A lustrous Indian Head Five with great eye appeal and honey-gold surfaces. Important notice: Heritage usually auctions material at t

1912 $5 MS64 PCGS. Exceptional coloration. The surfaces are satiny and exhibit pronounced reddish-orange and lilac patination. There are also no obvio

1912 $5 MS64 NGC. This type is very challenging to locate in better grades as the incuse design exposes the fields to abrasions first. This coin shows

1912-S $5 AU58 NGC. This scarcer S-mint example has bright yellow-gold surfaces that retain much original luster. Just a trace of friction is evident

1913 $5 MS63 PCGS. Extremely lustrous and potentially Choice save for an old horizontal scratch in the lower right portion of the obverse. Important n

1915 $5 MS64 NGC. The 1915 is one of the more carefully produced Indian Half Eagle issues and one that is at least somewhat obtainable is Choice condi

1916-S $5 MS61 NGC. A fully struck, lustrous, bright yellow-gold example of this issue, with the mintmark weak and undefined as typical. Scattered sma

1916-S $5 MS61 NGC. Lustrous and well struck for the issue with moderate abrasions showing particularly on the reverse. Important notice: Heritage usu

1800 $10 VF35 PCGS. B. 1-A, Taraszka-23, R.4. The only die marriage known for this scarce date. A later die state with a bold die crack (as made) thro

1839 $10 Type of 1838, Large Letters XF45 NGC. Although overshadowed by the more elusive 1838, the 1839 Type of 1838 is always in demand as one of onl

1839 $10 Type of 1838, Large Letters AU58 NGC. The Type of 1838 is also known as the "Old Portrait" variety to collectors who have been ar...

1839 $10 Type of 1840, Small Letters XF45 NGC. While sharing the same date as the Large Letters type, this is a separate design altogether, and as an

1842 $10 Large Date XF45 PCGS. Both sides are a bright yellow-gold and display average or better definition for the issue, with a bit of isolated flat

1842 $10 Large Date AU53 ICG. Although the Large Date has a higher mintage than its Small Date counterpart, both issues are very scarce in AU and extr

1842 $10 Large Date AU58 NGC. A mildly prooflike example that has little if any loss of luster on the devices, but the fields have numerous minor abra

1842-O $10 AU58 NGC. Unlike the 1841-O, the 1842-O is a well struck issue by early New Orleans Mint standards. This barely worn survivor is boldly det

1844-O $10 AU53 PCGS. Boldly struck, with faint evidence of wear on the highest points of the coin's design, a few small blemishes, and wispy ha...

1845 $10--Cleaned--ANACS. AU Details, Net AU50. This lightly polished Eagle is well struck and has extensive bright luster. An heralded rarity within

1845 $10 AU55 NGC. A boldly struck example of this tougher No Motto issue. Relatively unabraded except for a handling mark below the M in AMERICA. The

1845 $10 AU55 NGC. Crisply struck aside from a couple of left side stars. Shallow planchet flaws (as made) are noted near the first and twelfth stars

1849 $10 AU55 NGC. The centers are well detailed and only the obverse stars display any noticeable deficiency in strike, with prooflike luster still c

1849-O $10 XF40 Environmental Damage, Cleaned Uncertified. A scarce and underappreciated New Orleans issue, both outright and from a condition standpo

1850-O $10 XF45 PCGS. A scarcer issue among No Motto Tens from this popular Southern Mint that becomes quite a bit more challenging above XF. This pie

1851-O $10 AU50 NGC. This lightly circulated and moderately abraded specimen still possesses a generous amount of reflective luster in protected areas

1852-O $10 AU53 PCGS. Breen-6902. Hollow Ring Atop Second Stripe. Breen called this variant "very rare" in his Encyclopedia. An elusive O-...

1855 $10 XF45 PCGS. Rich violet and coppery accents outline the devices of this modestly circulated No Motto Eagle. Scuffiness in the fields precludes

1855 $10 AU58 NGC. Well struck in general with light green-gold color and some of the original luster still intact. Lightly worn on the highpoints, wi

1856-O $10 XF40 Cleaned Uncertified. This olive-gold Eagle has a crisp strike and noticeable remaining luster. The field below the A in STATES is mode

1857 $10 AU50 PCGS. Breen-6925. A bold, thin, and slightly curved raised line connects the 5 in the date to the bottom of the crosslet of the 7. Breen

1857 $10 AU55 NGC. Honey-gold luster fills the peripheries of this better date Eagle. The strike is sharp except for the deeply hubbed obverse stars.

1859 $10 AU50 PCGS. This better date No Motto Eagle has substantial peripheral luster and a sharp strike on the major devices. The stars are typically

1860 $10 AU50 ANACS. Only 15,055 pieces were struck of this lesser seen No Motto P-mint and most survivors grade XF at best. Although somewhat liberal

1862 $10 AU53 NGC. Moderately worn with bright, still-lustrous surfaces and numerous abrasions, with attractive pink and green-gold colors. A very rar

1862-S $10 AU53 NGC. A very rare coin in any grade, a fact only partially attested to by the original mintage of 12,500 pieces. There was also an extr

1867 $10 AU50 PCGS. A very rare date with only 3,090 business strikes produced. The 1867 is almost never seen above XF, and is quite elusive in AU. Li

1870-S $10--Cleaned--ANACS. AU Details, Net XF40. An elusive With Motto Ten, one of just 8,000 pieces struck, and an issue that, when located, is very

1873-S $10 AU55 NGC. An elusive S-mint Eagle that began with a mintage of only 12,000 pieces and obviously suffered a high attrition rate as very few

1875-CC $10 VF25 NGC. The 1875-CC ten is a very scarce issue with only 65-75 pieces known in all grades. This is certainly one of the more obtainable

1876-S $10 VF20 ANACS. An unheralded rarity within the Liberty Eagle series, only 5,000 pieces were struck and it is unlikely that more than 200 examp

1877-S $10 XF45 PCGS. A golden-brown representative with glimpses of remaining luster and no singularly obtrusive abrasions. The eagle's plumage...

1878-S $10 XF45 ANACS. A conditionally scarce S-mint from a mintage of just 26,100 pieces, normally found in the VF to XF grade range. This moderately

1879 $10 AU55 PCGS. Breen-6993. Breen's 1879/8 overdate, which shows an apparent curve of a largely effaced digit within the loop of the 9 in th...

1879 $10 MS62 PCGS. A well struck Eagle with good luster and no offensive abrasions. Although the 1879 is the most available Philadelphia Mint date fr

1879-S $10 AU55 NGC, the bright luster is nearly complete, well struck, a scratch in the left obverse field; and a 1906-S AU58 NGC, abundant luster, f

1879-S $10 AU58 NGC. Sharp and lustrous with some prooflike tendencies but showing just a little too much friction in the fields to qualify as Uncircu

1879-S $10 AU58 NGC. A meticulously struck and problem-free scarcer date Ten. Important notice: Heritage usually auctions material at the rate of 200-

1880 $10 MS62 PCGS. The 1880 Eagle is the first date within the series to have a production above 1 million pieces. Nonetheless, it is infrequently en