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

1829/7 50C MS64 NGC. O-101, R.1. Well struck on the major devices, although a few of the uppermost stars and the denomination are not fully brought up

1829/7 50C MS64 PCGS. Ex: Queller. O-101, R.1. This is a mid Condition Census coin, the only two pieces we know of that are finer being the Suros and

1830 50C Large 0 MS64 PCGS. O-123, R.1. Original olive-gold colors consume the peripheries, while the centers are bathed in dove-gray patina. A shimme

1831 50C MS63 PCGS. O-102, R.1. Sea-green, navy-blue, and orange-gold colors decorate this moderately prooflike example. Boldly struck and attractive.

1831 50C MS65 NGC. O-118, R.3. Fully lustrous with beautiful coppery-orange toning that embraces both sides. Normal weakness on the left side of the s

1831 50C MS66 NGC. O-103, R.1. This more obtainable die pairing was apparently set aside for bullion reserves directly from the Mint, as the Condition

1833 50C MS62 NGC. O-110, R.1. A bold die line (as made) through the C in the denomination confirms the variety. Original apricot-brown, apple-green,

1833 50C MS62 NGC. O-101, R.1. The 8 in the date is entered high, as is the 50 C denomination. Rich dove-gray patina blankets this refreshingly unabra

1833 50C MS65 PCGS. O-102, R.1. A richly toned Gem, with full luster and mottled, multicolored patina blanketing each side. Burnt-orange, sea-green, a

1835 50C MS61 NGC. O-109, R.2. Highly lustrous with attractive violet and turquoise peripheral toning. Diagnostic weakness on the left side of the scr