2007 Summer F.U.N. Sig. Coin Auction #442

<B>1909-D $5 MS63 PCGS.</B></I> This satiny gold type coin has refreshingly smooth surfaces, and the strike is pleasing, particula...

<B>1909-D $5 MS64 NGC.</B></I> A blend of antique-gold and orange color graces the glowing surfaces of this well struck example. W...

<B>1909-D $5 MS64 PCGS.</B></I> The 1909-D, with its 3,423,560-piece mintage, is among the most available dates of the Indian Head...

<B>1909-D $5 MS64 PCGS.</B></I> This is a splendid near-Gem with excellent pinkish-orange luster. Both sides are sharply detailed ...

<B>1909-D $5 MS64 NGC.</B></I> A Choice Mint State example, this piece has frosty pink-gold luster with brilliant surfaces. While ...

<B>1909-O $5 AU53 NGC.</B></I> The last gold coin produced at the New Orleans Mint, and the only Indian Head gold coin made there,...

<B>1909-O $5 AU58 ANACS.</B></I> The 1909-O half eagle has the lowest mintage of the Indian Head five dollar series, with 34,200 p...

<B>1909-S $5 MS60 NGC.</B></I> The peach-gold surfaces of this unworn S-mint half eagle display soft, swirling luster and occasion...

<B>1910 $5 MS62 PCGS.</B></I> A solid strike brings out nice definition on this 1910 five dollar, and lustrous surfaces exhibit wa...

<B>1910 $5 MS62 PCGS.</B></I> Hints of greenish color can be seen on both sides of this sharply detailed Mint State Indian half ea...

<B>1910-S $5 MS61 ANACS.</B></I> Satiny and well struck with lustrous surfaces that display light khaki coloration, augmented by c...

<B>1911 $5 MS62 PCGS.</B></I> One of the higher-mintage issues for the Indian Head half eagle design, with 915,000 pieces coined. ...

<B>1911 $5 MS62 NGC.</B></I> Orange-gold surfaces yield average luster and above average definition on the headdress. We note a fe...

<B>1911 $5 MS62 PCGS.</B></I> A lustrous example of this popular P-mint five dollar Indian. Lightly abraded overall, the only mark...

<B>1911 $5 MS64 PCGS.</B></I> The rich, satiny luster of this 1911 quarter eagle seems commensurate to a higher grade. However, cl...

<B>1911 $5 MS64 PCGS.</B></I> Apricot-gold surfaces reveal traces of light green and tan, and possess somewhat subdued luster, whi...

<B>1912 $5 MS62 NGC.</B></I> This unblemished almond-gold representative displays subtle cartwheel luster upon rotation beneath a ...

<B>1912 $5 MS62 NGC.</B></I> This honey-gold five dollar piece displays soft luster and well impressed design features. A handful ...

<B>1912 $5 MS62 PCGS.</B></I> While the surfaces are lightly abraded, this is an attractive example with full luster. Both sides h...

<B>1912-S $5 MS64 PCGS.</B></I> There are several scarce and rare dates in the Indian half eagle series, including this issue. Jef...

<B>1913 $5 MS62 PCGS.</B></I> The slightly flashy surfaces have vivid yellow-gold color tempered by orange accents. A solidly defi...

<B>1913 $5 MS62 NGC.</B></I> A frosty Mint State piece, both sides have dark patina on lustrous yellow surfaces. Not a particularl...

<B>1913 $5 MS63 NGC.</B></I> Both sides of this Select Mint State piece exhibit attractive honey-gold color with frosty luster. Mo...

<B>1913 $5 MS63 PCGS.</B></I> This lovely Indian half eagle has rich orange toning and unencumbered cartwheel sheen. The strike is...

<B>1913 $5 MS64 PCGS.</B></I> The 1913 Indian Head half eagle, like most Philadelphia Mint issues, is usually found with a good st...

<B>1913 $5 MS64 PCGS.</B></I> While the major services have certified several hundred examples of this date in Choice condition, G...

<B>1913-S $5 MS60 ANACS.</B></I> This well-defined yellow-orange example exhibits no trace of wear and strong luster. Abrasions on...

<B>1914 $5 MS64 PCGS.</B></I> A lovely near-Gem, exhibiting brilliant yellow-gold color with hints of green. The design elements o...

<B>1914 $5 MS64 NGC.</B></I> This piece is perhaps only one tiny tick on the Indian's cheek away from a finer grade, as the su...

<B>1914 $5 MS64 PCGS.</B></I> The 1914 half eagle is available in all grades up to MS65, and is generally found with strong luster...

<B>1914-D $5 MS64 NGC.</B></I> Peach-gold surfaces are imbued with whispers of mint-green, and exude pleasing luster. The design f...

<B>1914-D $5 MS64 NGC.</B></I> The 1914-D is available in most grades up to MS64, but the population falls dramatically at the MS6...

<B>1914-S $5 MS61 NGC.</B></I> Swirling pumpkin-orange and sun-gold colors converge on the subtly lustrous surfaces of this well-d...

<B>1915 $5 MS62 PCGS.</B></I> The penultimate circulation-strike half eagle issue from Philadelphia, as no more would come from th...

<B>1915 $5 MS62 NGC.</B></I> A green-gold Indian half eagle with pleasantly unperturbed fields and devices for the third party gra...

<B>1915 $5 MS62 PCGS.</B></I> The 588,000 pieces delivered by Philadelphia in 1915 would be the last half eagles struck by that Mi...

<B>1915 $5 MS63 NGC.</B></I> Bright mint luster and sharply struck throughout. The surfaces have rich reddish-golden color, and th...

<B>1915-S $5 AU58 PCGS.</B></I> This issue's mintage of 164,000 pieces is less than one-third that of its P-mint counterpart. ...

<B>1915-S $5 MS62 PCGS.</B></I> The 164,000-piece 1915-S half eagle is elusive in all grades, especially so in Mint State, where a...

<B>1916-S $5 MS62 PCGS.</B></I> After the 1916-S half eagle issue, 90 years would pass before San Francisco struck the denominatio...

<B>1916-S $5 MS64 PCGS.</B></I> San Francisco was the only Mint to produce half eagles for the year, and no more would come until ...

<B>1797 $10 Large Eagle--Scratched, Cleaned--ANACS. AU55 Details.</B></I> Breen-6834, Taraszka-8, BD-2, High R.4. The eagle has a ...

<B>1842 $10 Large Date AU53 PCGS.</B></I> Plenty of design detail remains evident on each side of this AU example. The lime-green ...

<B>1842 $10 Small Date AU53 PCGS.</B></I> Lustrous and bright with enticing lime-green and peach coloration. Both sides of the coi...

<B>1842-O $10 AU55 NGC.</B></I> Round O. The 1842-O is midway in rarity between the nearly uncollectible 1841-O and the relatively...

<B>1845-O $10 AU50 PCGS.</B></I> Breen-6870. The date is obviously repunched south. A richly detailed and generally smooth example...

<B>1846/5-O $10 AU53 NGC.</B></I> The lump within the 6 in the date is traditionally regarded as an overdate, though most research...

<B>1848 $10 AU53 NGC.</B></I> Despite a substantial mintage for the No Motto type, the 1848 is surprisingly scarce, especially in ...

1850-O $10 MS60 NGC. The finest known 1850-O ten dollar is the Eliasberg coin, which currently resides in a PCGS MS65 holder. Beyond the Eliasberg sp

<B>1851-O $10 AU55 NGC.</B></I> Lustrous for the AU55 level, and careful inspection fails to find mentionable marks. A few high re...

<B>1851-O $10 AU55 NGC.</B></I> While the surfaces of this Choice Mint State piece are abraded, both sides have nearly full green-...

<B>1851-O $10 AU55 NGC.</B></I> Luster beckons from the devices, stars, and legends. Each side has a couple of moderate field mark...

<B>1852-O $10 AU53 NGC.</B></I> The 1852-O, with a mintage of 18,000 pieces, is scarce in About Uncirculated, and virtually unobta...

<B>1853-O $10 AU53 PCGS.</B></I> No shield ring is present atop the second stripe, as sometimes seen. The 53 in the date is lightl...

<B>1853-O $10 AU53 PCGS.</B></I> The luster is ample for the grade, and the honey-tinged surfaces are unblemished. A scant 51,000 ...

<B>1854-O $10 Large Date XF45 PCGS.</B></I> The '54-O Large Date and Small Date varieties are roughly equal in scarcity, and a...

<B>1854-S $10 AU50 PCGS.</B></I> An original orange-gold example of the first San Francisco ten dollar issue, which is collectible...

<B>1855-S $10 VF20 PCGS.</B></I> The '54-S and '56-S are available by the standards of No Motto San Francisco eagles, but ...

<B>1856-S $10 AU58 NGC.</B></I> Medium S. Well struck and smooth with bountiful glowing peripheral luster. Except for the '54-...

<B>1858-O $10 XF45 PCGS.</B></I> Olive and apricot toning aids the eye appeal of this unblemished example. The major devices are c...

<B>1858-O $10 AU58 NGC.</B></I> Examples of this issue are seldom found in grades above AU or so, and Mint State pieces are exceed...

<B>1862 $10 VF30 PCGS.</B></I> 1862 marked the beginning of a long run of low mintage Liberty eagles, finally broken by the "...

<B>1874 $10 MS62 NGC.</B></I> The smooth surfaces have the eye appeal of a slightly finer grade. A crisply struck example of this ...

<B>1874-CC $10 VF20 PCGS.</B></I> Pleasing apricot-gold patination with red accents enriches both sides of this '74-CC specime...

<B>1879 $10 AU58 PCGS.</B></I> This is the "So-Called Overdate," Breen-6993. The "overdate," such as it is, is...

<B>1880-CC $10 AU53 NGC.</B></I> One of only 11,190 pieces produced, this coin is a problem-free AU survivor of this important CC-...

<B>1881-CC $10 XF45 PCGS.</B></I> A nicely struck and original honey-gold ten with unblemished fields and a thin mark on the jaw. ...

<B>1881-CC $10 MS60 NGC.</B></I> The 1881-CC is the most available Carson City ten dollar struck prior to 1890. This MS60 example ...

<B>1882 $10 MS63 PCGS.</B></I> This Select Mint State representative is a wonderful piece with highly lustrous yellow-gold surface...

<B>1882 $10 MS62 Prooflike NGC.</B></I> The reflective fields exhibit moderate marks consistent with the grade. A boldly struck ex...

<B>1884-S $10 MS62 PCGS.</B></I> A pleasing combination of honey-gold, apricot, and pastel rose coloration adorns the intensely lu...

<B>1885 $10 MS63 NGC.</B></I> A sharply struck example with brilliant yellow luster, this piece has satiny surfaces and reflective...

<B>1885-S $10 MS62 PCGS.</B></I> Traces of pink toning are visible over honey-gold surfaces with fully brilliant mint frost on bot...

<B>1886 $10 Prooflike MS62 NGC.</B></I> Flashy and richly toned, with glassy, prooflike fields and generally bold striking details...

<B>1886-S $10 MS63 PCGS.</B></I> A satiny and attractive Liberty ten that boasts a sharp strike with fewer marks than is usual for...

<B>1886-S $10 MS63 NGC.</B></I> A lustrous lime and yellow-gold representative. Sharply struck, and although the fields are modera...

<B>1888-S $10 MS62 PCGS.</B></I> A sharply struck and lightly abraded pumpkin-gold representative of this conditionally challengin...

<B>1888-S $10 MS63 NGC.</B></I> The 1888-S ten dollar is relatively common through MS62. In MS63, its population drops significant...

<B>1889-S $10 MS62 PCGS.</B></I> This boldly struck and lustrous ten has relatively clean fields, and gives the initial impression...

<B>1889-S $10 MS63 PCGS.</B></I> Sharply struck with flashy, effulgent luster and light yellow-gold, peach, and mint-green toning....

<B>1889-S $10 MS63 NGC.</B></I> Impressive for the grade, since the lustrous peach-gold fields and devices lack the multiple moder...

<B>1890 $10 MS60 ANACS.</B></I> A fully lustrous representative with moderate obverse marks and a surprisingly clean reverse. Only...

<B>1890 $10 MS62 PCGS.</B></I> Apricot-gold surfaces show the most potent luster in the interstices of, and the areas around, the ...

<B>1890 $10 MS61 Prooflike NGC.</B></I> 1890 was a low mintage year at Philadelphia, and only 57,980 eagles were struck. This pump...

<B>1890-CC $10 MS63 NGC.</B></I> The 1891-CC is the usually encountered Mint State Carson City eagle. The 1890-CC is perhaps 10 ti...

<B>1891-CC $10 MS62 PCGS.</B></I> Breen-7035, FS-501. The Carson City mintmark is clearly repunched west. A well struck and mildly...

<B>1891-CC $10 MS62 Prooflike NGC.</B></I> The 1891-CC is plentiful by Carson City standards, but prooflike pieces are very scarce...

<B>1893 $10 MS63 NGC.</B></I> This sharply struck and lustrous ten dollar piece lacks mentionable marks, and will serve as a quali...

<B>1893 $10 MS64 PCGS.</B></I> A sharply struck near-Gem with dynamic luster and a paucity of noticeable marks. As of (4/07), PCGS...

<B>1893-S $10 MS62 ANACS.</B></I> Olive-tinted borders frame the subtle peach interiors. This sharply struck and highly lustrous b...

<B>1894 $10 MS63 PCGS.</B></I> This is an appealing Select Uncirculated representative with light straw-gold and pastel rose color...

<B>1894 $10 MS64 PCGS.</B></I> The bold copper-red and steel-gray toning over each side is attractive and somewhat unusual, for th...

<B>1894 $10 MS64 NGC.</B></I> This Choice orange-gold type coin has sweeping luster and a bold strike. Distributed grazes are pres...

<B>1896 $10 MS63 NGC.</B></I> The yellow-orange surfaces have rich luster and well-defined devices. The mintage is low for a later...

<B>1897 $10 MS63 NGC.</B></I> Highly lustrous and well struck, with alluring peach-gold coloration. Numerous small marks are noted...

<B>1899 $10 MS63 NGC.</B></I> A powerful strike emboldens the design elements on this Select ten dollar, and glowing luster radiat...

<B>1899 $10 MS64 NGC.</B></I> A canary-gold type coin that possesses a precise strike and vibrant cartwheel sweep. Faint luster gr...

<B>1899 $10 MS64 PCGS.</B></I> This crisply struck and original green-gold near-Gem possesses vibrant luster, and thorough evaluat...

<B>1899 $10 MS64 PCGS.</B></I> Shimmering luster and unusually light, straw-gold coloration are the most immediately noticeable ch...

<B>1899-S $10 MS64 PCGS.</B></I> The mintage of the 1899-S is approximately two-thirds that of the 1899. But the difference in rar...