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

1876 T$1 PR63 PCGS. Type One Obverse, Type Two Reverse. The obverse border has a vivid band of electric-blue patina that frames the golden-brown inter

1876 T$1 PR65 NGC. Type Two Obverse and Reverse. Lovely ruby-red, gold, aqua-marine, and navy-blue patina enriches this carefully preserved Gem.. Well

1878 T$1 PR62 PCGS. Very well struck, this proof-only issue Trade dollar is fully white with brilliant luster. The devices are velvety. The right side

1878 T$1 PR62 Cameo NGC. Well struck and impressively preserved, this cameo proof displays gorgeously reflective, attractively toned, nearly mark-free

1879 T$1 PR64 NGC. The obverse is toned in swirling orange-gold shades while deeper violet toning dominates the reverse. Both sides reveal flashes of

1879 T$1 PR66 Cameo PCGS. In the 1993 book Silver Dollars and Trade Dollars of the United States: A Complete Encyclopedia, Bowers states of this issue

1880 T$1 PR64 PCGS. While plenty of proof Trade dollars were struck in 1880, with the official mintage being 1,987 pieces (there were no business stri

1880 T$1 PR64 Cameo NGC. Deep-golden tinged about the borders, both the obverse and reverse show a nearly blemish-free appearance. Above average strik

1881 T$1 PR62 PCGS. A light russet patina adorns both sides of this proof-only issue Trade dollar, deepening at the left obverse rim. The razor-sharp

1881 T$1 PR62 PCGS. This proof-only issue is toned in blue-gray shades that tend to deepen about the devices. A number of hairlines in the fields serv