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

1908 50C Half Dollar PR62 PCI (PR60 Cleaned). A glossy and lightly hairlined representative with light golden-brown and pearl-gray patina. Just 545 pi

1940-S 50C Half Dollar MS63 PCI (MS62), typically struck with peach and charcoal peripheral toning; and a 1942-D Half Dollar MS65 PCI (MS65), fully br

1951-S 50C Half Dollar MS65 PCI (MS65). Speckled russet, aqua, and tan colors overlay the pearl-gray surfaces of this lustrous and nicely struck Gem.

1957 50C Half Dollar PR69 Deep Cameo PCI (PR68 Cameo). The portrait has exceptional cameo contrast, although the Liberty Bell does not possess this at

1875-S/CC T$1 Trade Dollar MS61 Cleaned SEGS (MS60 Cleaned, Scratched). FS-12.5. This subdued and hairlined piece has a wispy horizontal pinscratch th

1878 7/8TF S$1 Strong Dollar MS62 PCI (MS61), a lightly toned example with five underlying feathers; 1878 7/8TF Strong Dollar MS63PQ PCI (MS62), from

A Morgan Dollar lot that includes: 1878-S S$1 MS64 PCI (MS61), brilliant and boldly struck, extremely clean surfaces but somewhat subdued; 1879-S MS65

1878-S S$1 Morgan Dollar MS63 Prooflike Obverse PCI (MS63), an exquisitely struck and flashy piece, light grazes on the cheek; 1886 Morgan Dollar MS60

1879-O S$1 Morgan Dollar MS64 Cameo PCI (MS64). Splendid golden-brown and electric-blue patina enlivens the borders, while the frosty devices are unto

1881-CC S$1 Morgan Dollar MS65 Paramount (MS63). Golden-brown and sea-green colors frame the untoned centers. Well struck and lustrous with clean fiel

1881-O S$1 Morgan Dollar MS64 PCI (MS64 Dip Residue). Dappled reddish-brown peripheral color. Important notice: Heritage usually auctions material at

1884-S S$1 Morgan Dollar MS63 SEGS (MS61). A sharply struck and semi-prooflike example. Blushes of golden-brown patina frame the borders but cede to b

A trio of PCI Morgan Dollars that includes: 1886 S$1 MS63PQ PCI (MS62), impressive multi-color toning along the borders, well preserved aside from the

1886-S S$1 Morgan Dollar MS63 SEGS (MS62). Wisps of golden-brown color visit this lustrous, mostly untoned, and reasonably struck scarcer date Dollar.

1888-O S$1 Morgan Dollar MS62 PCI (MS62), crisply struck, lustrous, nearly brilliant, attractive for the grade; and an 1897-O Morgan Dollar AU58 PCI (

1888-S S$1 Morgan Dollar MS65 Paramount (MS63). Ex: Redfield. Freckles of honey-gold color frame the untoned centers of this lustrous and well struck

1891-S S$1 Morgan Dollar MS61 Uncertified. Ex: Redfield. The obverse border has luxurious mauve and honey-gold patina, while the reverse is mostly bri

1895-O S$1 Morgan Dollar MS60 Light Hairlines SEGS (AU58 Scratched, Questionable Toning). The 5 in the date is lightly recut. The rims have electric-b

1901-O S$1 Dollar MS63 PCI (MS63), lovely pastel toning about the margins; and a 1904-O Dollar MS62PQ PCI (MS62), frosty and untoned. 2 coins Importan

1924-S S$1 Dollar MS61 90% White PCI (MS61), blushes of tan and lilac color, nicely struck, booming luster; and a 1926-S Dollar MS62PQ PCI (MS62), wis

1927 S$1 Peace Dollar MS65 PCI (MS64). Blushes of dusky gold color and freckles of russet patina embrace this lustrous near-Gem. A few minor abrasions

1852-C G$1 Gold Dollar AU50 Surface Damage PCI (AU50 Surface Damage). A sharply struck Charlotte Mint example with abundant luster and predominantly a

1879 G$1 Gold Dollar MS62 Prooflike SEGS (MS62 Reverse Lightly Cleaned). A bright, mildly reflective example, one of a mere 3,000 pieces struck. Impor

1890 $2 1/2 Quarter Eagle MS61 Prooflike SEGS (AU58). A watery yellow-gold example from a limited mintage of 8,720 business strikes. Modest friction i

1882 $2 1/2 Quarter Eagle PR60 SEGS (PR60 Altered Surfaces). Roughly half of the tiny proof mintage of 67 pieces survive today, many (like this specim

1900 $2 1/2 Quarter Eagle PR55 SEGS (PR50). In Breen's 1988 Encyclopedia, he mentions two diagnostics for proofs; a die line below the T in LIBE...

1911 $2 1/2 Quarter Eagle XF45 Obverse Lamination SEGS (XF40 Lamination). A swath of missing metal in front of the Native American's portrait is...

1904 $5 Half Eagle MS62 Prooflike SEGS (MS60 Cleaned). Sharply struck with a number of scuffy abrasions in the obverse fields. Important notice: Herit

1899 $10 Eagle MS63 PCI. A nicely struck piece with good luster and refreshingly unblemished surfaces for the MS63 grade. Important notice: Heritage u

1903 $10 Eagle MS60 PCI (AU58). Lustrous for the assigned grade, and with attractive lemon-gold color. A tiny dark spot is found near 11 o'clock...

1904 $10 Eagle MS64 PCI (MS62). Booming luster and bright sunset-gold color provide superior eye appeal. The reverse is well preserved, and the obvers

1893 $10 Eagle PR61 Altered Surfaces SEGS (PR58 Altered Surfaces). This year marked the first time that the Philadelphia Mint used its newly installed

1932 $10 Eagle MS65 SEGS (MS63). Booming luster and a bold strike provide impressive eye appeal. A pleasing representative of this penultimate issue,

1907 $20 Double Eagle MS63 PCI (MS61). This lustrous and nicely struck final year Twenty has a series of faint reeding marks near the date, but the su

1975 MS American Numismatic Association Gold Medal MS60 Uncertified. The .900 fine gold medal, which has an actual gold weight of .1823 of an ounce, c

Interesting and Diverse Group of Medals. Included are: 1791 Conder token Fine 12; 1842 Temperance medal MS63, brass or copper-nickel; 1835 large cent

1976 MS American Numismatic Association Gold Medal MS60 Uncertified. The .900 fine gold medal, which has an actual gold weight of .2749 of an ounce, c

1976 MS American Numismatic Association 10K Gold Registration Badge MS60 Uncertified. These custom badges were originally sold for $45 at the 85th Ann

1896 Bryan So-Called Dollar AU50 Uncertified. HK-780. Silver. This large sized silver medal from the election of 1896 is deeply toned on each side and

1837 Feuchtwanger Three Cents AU53 PCGS. HT-263, R.5. A defiant eagle faces left and stands on a rock. The denomination is spelled out on the reverse

1837 3C Feuchtwanger Three Cent MS62 NGC. Low-287, HT-262, R.3. The allegorical figures of Liberty and Justice are not fully struck, but the pearl-gra

1837 1C Feuchtwanger Cent MS64 PCGS. HT-268, Die Variant 6-I, R.1. Deep tobacco-brown colors embrace this well preserved near-Gem. Crisply struck for

1837 1C Feuchtwanger Cent MS64 PCGS. HT-268 (3E), R.3. Light golden-brown and lilac-gray patina. A somewhat prooflike near-Gem with a good strike. A l

1837 1C Feuchtwanger Cent MS66 NGC. HT-268. Die Variant 5G, R.2. A berry is on the right side of the bow but not the left side, and the 1 in the date

1861 50C Scott Token MS63 ANACS. Pa-Ph 829. These interesting and historic tokens are two generations removed from the four original Confederate half

1864 MS Lincoln/O.K. Civil War Patriotic Token MS63 NGC. Fuld-127/248b, R.3. A nicely struck and problem-free tan-brown piece with considerable luster

1864 MS Lincoln and Union Civil War Patriotic Token MS65 NGC. Fuld-128/289b, R.3. A lustrous and well struck Cent-sized piece with light golden-brown

A lustrous Uncirculated roll of 1944 Walking Liberty Half Dollars, all MS60 to MS63 examples. 20 coins Important notice: Heritage usually auctions mat

A lustrous Uncirculated roll of 1945 Walking Liberty Half Dollars, all MS60 to MS64 examples. 20 coins Important notice: Heritage usually auctions mat

An original roll of Uncirculated 1964 Kennedy Half Dollars, all uncertified MS60 to MS64 examples. 20 coins Important notice: Heritage usually auction