2004 Orlando FL. (FUN) Signature Sale #336 - Session 5

1921 S$1 MS65 PCGS. Well struck with fine satin-like luster and lightly toned, primarily pale-gray surfaces. There are very few blemishes, especially

1921 S$1 MS65 PCGS. Pale olive and pearl-gray patina adorns this lustrous Gem. The centers are not fully brought up, as is usual for the issue, but th

1921 S$1 MS65 PCGS. Rich patina adorns both sides, in deep earth tones, with windows of near-brilliance remaining near the centers. Well struck and ne

1921 S$1 MS65 PCGS. Excellent luster characteristics with light color and a few minor contact marks on each side, and showing the usual softness of st

1921 S$1 MS65 PCGS. Radiantly lustrous on both sides with a small dark tone spot on the field above S in TRUST and small light russet patina areas on

1921 S$1 MS65 PCGS. Well struck for the issue and boldly lustrous, this issue appears to have been delicately sculpted by De Francisci himself. Import

1921 S$1 MS65 NGC. This Gem example of the ever-popular date of the Peace silver dollar series is lustrous and mostly white with brown toning near the

1921 S$1 MS66 PCGS. While not fully struck in the centers, as some MS66 examples we have seen, this piece has exceptionally bright, frosted mint luste

1922 S$1 MS64 PCGS. The overall appearance of this flashy example is one of brilliance, with a few hints of milky-tan color and a handful of small red

1922 S$1 MS66 NGC. Booming luster emanates from virtually undisturbed, creamy surfaces. A few inconsequential spots and groupings of abrasions do not

1922 S$1 MS66 ANACS. Almost completely white save for tendrils of patchy russet and smooth arcs of light gold gracing the rims. Boldly struck, relativ

1922 S$1 MS67 PCGS. While no one is impressed by the rarity of the 1922-P as an issue, everyone will find this piece to be one of the most charming an

1922-D S$1 MS66 PCGS. Sharply struck, for the type, with richly textured, lustrous, attractively toned surfaces, and a modicum of abrasions. Die crack

1923 S$1 MS65 NGC. Breathtaking target toning in translucent rainbow hues completely covers this Gem specimen. Rich violet centers fade outwards throu

1923 S$1 MS66 PCGS. Flashy luster on this untoned Peace dollar covers superb strike detail on what is often a much less well struck series. Much pizza

1923-D S$1 MS66 PCGS. Very well struck with creamy, virtually unmarked surfaces that are essentially untoned overall. A couple of small bagmarks are v

1923-S S$1 MS64 PCGS. Scattered patches of translucent violet-black patina on the obverse and circles of mottled olive-gold on the rims frame and slig

1923-S S$1 MS65 PCGS. Creamy, refreshingly unmarked surfaces with coppery-gold and blue peripheral accents. One of the more conditionally elusive Peac

1924-S S$1 MS64 PCGS. An interesting mix of russet and variegated pastel colors are distributed over both sides of this boldly struck near-Gem, which

1925 S$1 MS66 NGC. Fully struck, the original rose-gray surfaces show a long crescent of apricot-gold toning on the left side of the obverse, and a si

1925-S S$1 MS64 NGC. A wide, pale band of light gold crosses the center of this otherwise untoned specimen. The fields are mostly clean and lustrous,

1926-D S$1 MS65 PCGS. Flashy white luster with a few toning spots on each side combined with a minimal amount of marks make this piece very attractive

1926-S S$1 MS65 PCGS. A solid Gem specimen whose liberally frosted satiny surfaces blaze with icy white luster. Some trivial abrasions in the obverse

1926-S S$1 MS66 ICG. A splendid example of this underappreciated issue. The surfaces are highly lustrous, and overall the coin appears to be reasonabl

1927 S$1 MS65 PCGS. Mostly white with a little light yellow coloration on parts of the rim on each side, this brilliant well struck coin has great str

1927-D S$1 MS64 NGC. A faint silver-gray patina slightly mutes glowing silky luster. Other than a handful of small bagmarks in the left reverse field

1927-D S$1 MS65 NGC. Refreshingly smooth for this often heavily abraded issue, this Gem displays a fully brilliant, satiny appearance. There are no lu

1927-S S$1 MS64 PCGS. Traces of granular metallic toning is present on both sides. The grade of this especially clean specimen may only be limited by

1927-S S$1 MS64 NGC. Typically struck and fully lustrous, with carefully preserved, attractively toned surfaces. Extremely scarce and very expensive i

1928 S$1 MS63 NGC. The obverse of this coin is fully brilliant silver-white. The reverse shows a little toning at the right rim. Moderately abraded an

1928 S$1 MS64 PCGS. A lightly toned and flashy near-Gem that has a good strike and well preserved surfaces. A popular low mintage issue. Important not

1928-S S$1 MS63 PCGS. Well struck and highly lustrous, with lovely golden-brown and green rim toning, slight speckled patina, and several heavy marks

1928-S S$1 MS64 PCGS. Freckles of golden-brown and mauve patina embrace the gunmetal-gray and powder-blue surfaces. A satiny and nicely struck near-Ge

1928-S S$1 MS64 PCGS. Lustrous and minimally abraded, this is a top notch example of this scarce and eagerly sought semi-key issue. The surfaces are c

1928-S S$1 MS64 PCGS. This completely untoned near-Gem features cool, shimmering fields with silky luster. The central devices are somewhat softly str

1928-S S$1 MS64 PCGS. VAM-4. IN GOD WE TRUST is noticeably die doubled. This lustrous and nicely struck Choice Peace Dollar is carefully preserved. Pa

1928-S S$1 MS64 NGC. VAM-4. The mintmark is located high, and the TR in TRVST is noticeably die doubled. A shimmering near-Gem with attractive silver-

1934 S$1 MS66 PCGS. The 1934 is a very scarce item in Gem condition and in MS66 condition is undeniably rare with only 52 pieces having been so graded

1934-D S$1 MS64 NGC. Well struck and clean for the grade with a light coating of silver-gray patina. Important notice: Heritage usually auctions mater

1934-D S$1 MS64 PCGS. This is an exceptional example of a Peace Dollar minted at Denver. The virtues of this specimen include bold satiny luster and d

1934-S S$1 MS62 ANACS. Typically struck and lightly toned, with lovely full satiny luster and numerous small to moderate surface abrasions. Important

1934-S S$1 MS63 PCGS. The 1934-S is still the most widely recognized key in the Peace Dollar series, even though several other S-mints are more valuab

1934-S S$1 MS64 PCGS. This traditional condition rarity key boasts soft, frosted luster and much above average sharpness beneath natural silver-gray a

1935-S S$1 MS64 S NGC. Three rays below ONE. A moderately prooflike and lightly toned near-Gem that has a decent strike and carefully preserved surfac

1935-S S$1 MS65 PCGS. Essentially untoned with bright, lustrous surfaces. A couple of milling marks are seen on the reverse. Important notice: Heritag

1971-S S$1 Silver MS67 NGC. The lovely satiny sheen evinced by this notable Superb Gem creates a high degree of eye appeal, and the coin's techn...

1971-S S$1 Silver MS67 NGC. Popular first-year silver Ike issue with very clean surfaces and a complete absence of toning. Important notice: Heritage

1972-S S$1 Silver MS68 PCGS. Fully struck with splendid cartwheel effects displayed on the bright, untoned, well preserved surfaces. Amazingly clean,

1972-S S$1 Silver MS69 NGC. An exceptionally lustrous example with a full strike. Important notice: Heritage usually auctions material at the rate of

1972-S S$1 Silver MS69 PCGS. Virtually perfect surfaces, each side shows a shimmering, satin-like finish and there is just the slightest hint of golde