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

1881 T$1 PR65 Deep Cameo PCGS. Fully bright and sparkling with little or no mentionable patination visible on either side. The fields are deeply mirro

1882 T$1 PR62 NGC. A lower grade example of this scarcer, late-date issue. This piece has deeply mottled blue, gray, and golden-rose coloration over e

1882 T$1 PR64 Cameo PCGS. Mottled gray-violet and sea-green toning allows for sufficient contrast to shine through on the obverse, while more of an op

1883 T$1 PR63 ANACS. There are numerous scattered hairlines on both sides, and faint fingerprint remnants in the upper obverse and lower reverse field

1883 T$1 PR64 NGC. Always a popular issue, as most of us will never be able to afford an 1884 or 1885 Trade Dollar, thus making the 1883 the end of th

1883 T$1 PR65 PCGS. The reflectivity of the fields lies beneath toning on both sides of this well struck Trade dollar. Both sides are a deep gray-gree

1883 T$1 PR62 Cameo NGC. A deeply reflective, sharply struck proof, the nearly untoned surfaces are quite smooth for the grade. A good cameo effect is

1881 S$1 PR66 PCGS. A peerless specimen bathed in mottled violet and teal-blue iridescent toning. The underlying mirror surfaces are undiminished by t

1881 S$1 PR67 PCGS. Luminous apricot, electric-blue, sea-green and orange-red colors alternate across the obverse, while the reverse has deeper peach,

1884 S$1 PR66 Cameo NGC. Wonderfully preserved with fragile mirrored fields that are deeply reflective and a liberal amount of frost on the major devi