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

1849 G$1 No L MS63 PCGS. Open wreath, small head. Lemon-gold and lilac colors alternate across this lustrous and well struck Gold Dollar. Although the

1849 G$1 No L MS64 PCGS. Small head, open wreath. Only 1,000 pieces were reportedly struck of this initial gold dollar issue, but in spite of its low

1849 G$1 No L MS64 PCGS. Fully detailed with radiant mint luster and an out-of-the-way alloy stain along the reverse periphery. One of just 1,000 piec

1849 G$1 No L MS64 PCGS. Open wreath, small head. This well struck inaugural Gold Dollar shows no trace of the weakness that often accompanies the den

1849 G$1 Open Wreath AU55 ANACS, large head, typically sharp and just a whisper of scuffiness from Mint State; 1851 AU50 ANACS, a touch of softness be

1849-C G$1 Closed Wreath AU50 PCGS. Hints of original luster radiate from the olive-yellow surfaces. The hair near Liberty's ear is lightly worn...

1850 G$1 Gold Dollar AU55 ANACS, well struck with attractive reddish-orange peripheral color; and an 1877-S Quarter Eagle AU50 ANACS, a bright yellow-

1850-O G$1 AU58 NGC. A crisply struck piece with ample bright luster and no substantial abrasions. Just 14,000 pieces were struck, and Borderline Unci

1850-O G$1 AU58 NGC. Boldly struck with good, even green-gold color, slightly subdued luster, and numerous faint hairlines in the fields. The scarcest

1851 G$1 MS61 NGC. This early Gold Dollar has olive color, extensive luster, and a suitable strike. The dies are slightly rotated counterclockwise. Im