(FUN) Signature Sale - Session 1

1850 1C MS63 Red and Brown PCGS.<p>N-7, R.2. This coin retains about 75% of the original mint luster in a faded, crimson-red sheen. Some mottl...

1850 1C MS65 Red and Brown NGC.<p>N-21, High R.2. Sharply struck throughout and showing significant portions of original mint red still on eac...

1850 1C MS64 Red PCGS.<p>N-25, R.4. The fully lustrous surfaces are awash in rich orange-red color that accents the above average strike. A fe...

1851 1C AU50 NGC.<p>N-35, R.6. An important bidding opportunity for the specialist, this mostly crimson-brown representative is well defined d...

1851 1C MS63 Brown NGC.<p>N-15, R.4. Well struck, except on the reverse denticles, which are weak but all present. The brown patina shows a fa...

1851 1C MS64 Brown NGC.<p>N-9, Low R.3. The Condition Census listing for this issue, as complied by Robinson using EAC grading standards, is a...

1851 1C MS64 Brown NGC.<p>N-26, Low R.5. Writing in 1998, Robinson lists the following Condition Census representatives of N-26: 63 (2); 62 (3...

1851 1C MS64 Brown NGC.<p>N-37, R.4. Neither the surface preservation nor the strike are worthy of criticism, every feature being well defined...

1851 1C MS64 Brown NGC.<p>N-15, R.4. The otherwise evenly toned, glossy-brown surfaces exhibit warm crimson-red undertones on the obverse. Thi...

1851 1C MS64 Brown NGC.<p>N-18, R.1. According to the consignor, this coin is an early die state, but we can see the diagnostic die chip (as p...

1851 1C MS64 Brown PCGS.<p>N-5, High R.2. Late Die State. This is a mostly well struck example with dominant chocolate-brown patina and tinges...

1851 1C MS65 Brown NGC.<p>N-33, R.5. There is a grid of die lines (as produced) in the center of the reverse, a feature that serves to easily ...

1851 1C MS65 Brown PCGS.<p>N-23, R.3. Well defined throughout, the brown surfaces show a good portion of red outlining the devices. The Condit...

1851 1C MS66 Brown NGC.<p>N-19, R.3. The diagnostic obverse die break (as struck) from the rim to Liberty's nose branches into two cracks-...

1851 1C MS66 Brown NGC.<p>N-6, R-1. Despite the Brown designation, traces of original red can still be seen encircling the devices. Luster is ...

1851 1C MS65 Red and Brown NGC.<p>N-38, R.1. Original red luster dominates the reverse of this nicely preserved example, traces of similar col...

1852 1C MS64 Brown NGC.<p>N-11. Fully defined and well centered, the olive-brown surfaces impart a fully original appearance. An exceptionally...

1852 1C MS65 Brown NGC.<p>N-6. Sharp with exceptionally smooth, chocolate-brown surfaces. A perfect Gem representative for a type collection. ...

1852 1C MS66 Brown NGC.<p>N-7, R.1. Both sides have an even, mahogany-brown patina, with outstanding surfaces that are nearly free of blemish....

1852 1C MS64 Red and Brown NGC.<p>N-1, R.1. Rich crimson-red luster radiates through the dappled endowment of glossy-brown toning. Although no...