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

1881 G$1 MS64 Prooflike NGC. A radiant near-Gem with typically bold striking details. The fields are highly reflective, which should not be a surprise

1881 G$1 MS66 PCGS. Frosty golden luster uniformly envelops this appealing specimen. The striking details are of special note as they are strong throu

1881 G$1 MS66 PCGS. Fields of liquid gold meet finely detailed devices. Nary a mark is present on this Gem specimen. Important notice: Heritage usuall

1881 G$1 MS67 NGC. A seemingly unimprovable Superb Gem. The bright lemon-gold surfaces are lustrous and essentially pristine. The strike is very sharp

1882 G$1 MS62 NGC. Faint traces of patination are present near the peripheries. Important notice: Heritage usually auctions material at the rate of 20

1885 G$1 MS62 PCGS. Typical contact marks and scratches in the fields are accentuated by this coin's flashy prooflike finish. Popular as a date,...

1887 G$1 MS63 PCGS. Deep reddish-orange hues on either side add to the eye appeal of this nearly prooflike Princess. The unusually clean fields transi

1888 G$1 MS67 PCGS. The penultimate gold dollar in U.S. history, the 1888 is also a low mintage issue with only 16,580 pieces produced. The current of

1889 G$1 MS61 PCGS. Deep copper-gold toning is accented with lilac hues. The luster is a bit subdued and a few small contact marks are seen on the rev

1889 G$1 MS67 NGC. Partially reflective surfaces of impeccable quality and typically high eye appeal under a light layer of orange-gold patina. The re

1889 G$1 MS67 NGC. Bright and highly lustrous with even yellow-gold coloration. This always-popular final-year issue has nearly flawless surfaces and

1882 G$1 PR65 Deep Cameo NGC. The clear 2 in the date is diagnostic of proof 1882 Gold Dollars, which can sometimes be confused with the flashy low mi

1807 $2 1/2 XF40 PCGS. Bass-3016, Breen-6124, R.3. The low mintage (6,812 pieces) of this final year Capped Bust Right issue exemplifies the fact that

1830 $2 1/2 AU53 PCGS. Breen-6133, R.4. Only one die variety of 1830 Quarter Eagles is known, and it is distinguished by the recut left upright of the

1834 $2 1/2 Classic AU50 ANACS. Breen-6138, No Motto, Small Head R.2. Nicely struck for this often poorly executed transitional year issue, with tinge

1835 $2 1/2 AU53 NGC. McCloskey-1, R.2. An original coin with softly struck centers, as usual, and a single noticeable contact mark in the left obvers

1836 $2 1/2 Script 8 MS64 NGC. McCloskey-D, Head of 1835, Breen-6143, R.2. A lengthy but spindly die crack travels from the sixth star across the port

1837 $2 1/2 AU55 PCGS. McCloskey-B, R.3. Three lines per vertical stripe in the shield, and an arrowhead touches the right foot of the final A in AMER

1839 $2 1/2 XF45 ANACS. Breen-6148, R.3. The only dies. The date is boldly repunched, visible below the 8, within the upper curve of the 3, and near t

1839-C $2 1/2--Cleaned--ANACS. XF Details, Net VF20. Recut 39, Winter 3-C, McCloskey-C, Breen-6150, R.3. A nicely detailed representative with golden-